Author Archives: Scott Brown
Bright, Sunny, & Hot At Midday Across Much Of Central Alabama
It is a pleasant day outdoors in Central Alabama if you have an affinity for hot and humid weather. A few showers are showing up over the northwestern parts of the state, but none so far in our area. Temperatures are already up into the mid-80s to the low 90s from northwest to southeast. Continue reading
Mostly Sunny & Hot At Midday; Chances Low For Any Cooling Showers
If you love sunny and hot weather, then you will love the midday outdoors across Central Alabama as we make our way up to the noon hour. Continue reading
A Quick Late Afternoon Check On Central Alabama’s Weather
We have some scattered shower activity out there as we have hit the 4 o’clock hour in Central Alabama, mainly north of the I-20 corridor east of I-65. Continue reading
Just A Few Images From Sunday’s Storms
These are a few images from one of our blog readers, Bubba Smith. These were taken around 7:00 PM – 7:15 PM from Ashville. Sometimes with the danger of thunderstorms, they can also be very beautiful. Thank you so much Bubba! Continue reading
Just A Few Showers At Midday; Mainly Sunny & Hot
Just a few isolated showers showing up on radar as we have reached the midpoint of the noon hour in Central Alabama. Continue reading
Storms To Our West, Storms To Our East… Oh My
As of 7:00 PM, we continue to have storms moving to the west in the western parts of Central Alabama, but now we have strong storms moving westward in the eastern parts of the area as well. Continue reading
Strong Storms Continue West of I-65; More Flooding Issues Possible
A cluster of strong storms continue to move westward into locations west of I-65 as of 5:05 PM, some of which are causing some minor flooding issues. The heaviest thunderstorm was located in the northeastern parts of Tuscaloosa County that has the possibility of dropping up to 2.00 inches over the next hour. Continue reading
Flooding Issues Possible In Parts Of Jefferson & Shelby Counties
The heaviest amounts of rainfall within the past hour have totaled over 2 inches in parts of Jefferson and Shelby counties. Our own Bill Murray has received 1.81 inches within 50 minutes at his residence in Vestavia Hills. Continue reading
Strong Cells Moving Into The Birmingham Metro
Strong thunderstorms are moving through the eastern parts of Jefferson and the western parts of Shelby County, and is now invading the Birmingham Metropolitan Area. Continue reading
Weather Update At 2:45 PM: Another Afternoon With Strong Storms
Well it’s another day with scattered strong storms across the North and Central Alabama area as we are entering the middle of the afternoon hours. The strongest on radar at this point is located over the eastern parts of Franklin County affecting Phil Campbell and Russellville. Continue reading
