Author Archives: Scott Brown
Tropical Storm Warnings Issued Inland In South Alabama
Tropical storm warnings have been issued for several inland counties in the southern parts of Alabama ahead of the arrival of Alberto. Continue reading
Latest Thoughts On Alberto’s Impacts On Central Alabama
Today’s weather will continue to be similar to what we have seen over the past ten days in Central Alabama… warm and very humid with some sun with scattered showers and thunderstorms developing mainly during the afternoon hours. Continue reading
With The Latest Update Out, Here’s What To Expect Along The Coast With Alberto
With the latest update that came out from the National Hurricane Center just after 10:00 PM tonight, we can see that another reformation of the center of Alberto has taken place during the last few hours thanks in part to a burst of convection that has formed just to the north of the center. Continue reading
A Quick Update On Central Alabama’s Weather Before 10:00 PM
We have two lines of showers and thunderstorms that are moving northward as of 9:35 PM, with the strongest cells at this point over parts of Chilton and Coosa counties. Continue reading
Tropical Storm & Storm Surge Watches Issued For The North-Central Gulf Coast
A Tropical Storm Watch has been issued for portions of the northern Gulf Coast of the United States from Indian Pass, Florida, westward to Grand Isle, Louisiana, including Lake Pontchartrain, Lake Maurepas, and metropolitan New Orleans. Continue reading
Warm & Humid With Storms Around At Midday; Alberto Meanders In The Caribbean
Radar shows that the showers and thunderstorm activity is mainly contained to areas south of I-20 and east of I-65 at this point with a few isolated showers popping up in the northwestern parts of the area. Continue reading
We Say Hello To Subtropical Storm Alberto
Pre-season Subtropical Storm Alberto forms over the northwestern Caribbean Sea and begins its trek towards the Gulf Coast. Continue reading
Latest Tropical Outlook; Aircraft To Investigate Low Friday Afternoon
The latest update from the National Hurricane Center shows that there is a 70% chance of a tropical/subtropical depression forming within the next 48 hours, and a 90% chance of one forming within the next 5 days. Continue reading
Areal Flood Advisory Issued For Parts Of Fayette & Lamar Counties Until 7:15 PM
At 511 PM CDT, Doppler radar indicated heavy rain due to thunderstorms. This will cause small stream flooding in the advisory area. Continue reading
Areal Flood Advisory For Parts Of Tuscaloosa & Fayette Counties Until 7:45 PM
At 439 PM CDT, Doppler radar indicated heavy rain due to thunderstorms. The activity is moving little and will cause minor flooding in the advisory area. Continue reading
