Author Archives: Scott Brown
Gulf Coast Impacts From Gordon
As Gordon continues to make the approach to the central Gulf Coast, we will take a quick look on what to expect along the shores of eastern Louisiana to the Florida panhandle, including Gulf Shores and Orange Beach. Continue reading
A Few Evening Notes On Tropical Storm Gordon
While Central Alabama will get some rain throughout the next 2 days from Gordon, much of that will be located over the southwestern parts of the area, but only totaling 1-2 inches. The rest of the area will see the standard chance of isolated to scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Continue reading
Labor Day Is Heating Up, Especially In The Tropics: It’s Your Midday Nowcast For Central Alabama
Skies are mostly clear to partly cloudy throughout the area as we have made it to the lunchtime hour. Temperatures are currently in the 80s throughout the area. A few isolated showers have started dotting the radar over the extreme southern portions of the area, and they should continue to build mainly over that part of the area through the afternoon hours. Continue reading
Some Sun, Some Clouds, Some Rain: It’s Your Midday Nowcast For Central Alabama
While much of the area has mostly clear to partly cloudy skies, we already have showers and thunderstorms firing up over the southwestern parts of the area, mainly over the southern portions of Sumter County and down into the Mobile market. Continue reading
Another Typical Hot Summertime Day: It’s The Midday Nowcast For Central Alabama
While most locations are “enjoying” plenty of sunshine on this very hot day across Central Alabama, some are actually lucky enough to be getting a refreshing shower as we have reached the noon hour. Continue reading
Plenty of Sun… Plenty of Heat: It’s The Midday Nowcast For Central Alabama
As we make the run-up to the midday hour in Central Alabama, we are getting plenty of sunshine with only a few small clouds floating overhead. With these mostly clear skies, radar is free of any shower activity at this point. Continue reading
A Rather Nice Afternoon Outside: It’s The Midday Nowcast For Central Alabama
We have partly cloudy skies across Central Alabama at this point on our Wednesday afternoon, but the good news is that we have lower humidity levels making feel not-so-bad outside. Temperatures are in the lower to the mid-80s for the northern half of the area, with mid to upper 80s for the southern half. Continue reading
Drier Air Is Beginning To Move In: It’s The Midday Nowcast For Central Alabama
As we make the run-up to the noon hour, most of Central Alabama is dry as drier air is starting to move into the northwestern parts of the area forcing the higher moisture levels down to the south. And where those higher moisture levels are, we have a few spotty showers that have formed over the extreme southern parts of the area. Continue reading
A Good Bit Of Showers Out There: It’s The Midday Nowcast For Central Alabama
There are plenty of showers and thunderstorms out there mainly south of the I-20 corridor at this hours, while north of that it is relatively quiet, with the exception of a few scattered showers and storms. Continue reading
Hot, With A Few Storms In The South: It’s Your Midday Nowcast For Central Alabama
Much of Central Alabama is bathed in plenty of sunshine, but there are several storms showing up mainly in the southern parts of the state, including the southern portions of the area. Continue reading
