Author Archives: Scott Brown
Tour The Hurricane Hunter Aircraft Today… And It’s Free
Ever been fascinated by hurricanes or wondered how in the world people fly safely into them? Have a passion for flying and love viewing various aircraft? Then mark your calendar for the 2018 Hurricane Awareness Tour on May 10th! Continue reading
National Hurricane Preparedness Week: Day 5 – Strengthen Your Home
In today’s post for the National Hurricane Preparedness Week, the National Weather Service reminds you that if you plan to ride out the storm in your home, make sure it is in good repair and up to local hurricane building code specifications. Continue reading
Even Though It’s Still May, Summertime Feels Like It Has Arrived At Midday
It’s definitely a warm one out there across Central Alabama as we are making our way up to the 1 o’clock hour on this early Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading
National Hurricane Preparedness Week: Day 4 – Secure An Insurance Check-Up
In today’s post for the National Hurricane Preparedness Week, the National Weather Service reminds you to call your insurance company or agent and ask for an insurance check-up to make sure you have enough homeowners insurance to repair or even replace your home. Continue reading
Almost Feeling Like Summertime At Midday, Definitely Will Tomorrow
As we make the run up to the noon hour, skies are nearly clear out there across Central Alabama with only a few fair-weather cumulus clouds starting to form. Continue reading
National Hurricane Preparedness Week: Day 3 – Assemble Disaster Supplies
In today’s post for the National Hurricane Preparedness Week, the National Weather Service reminds you that you’re going to need supplies not just to get through the storm but for the potentially lengthy and unpleasant aftermath. Continue reading
Only One Shower On Radar While The Rest Of The Area Is Mostly Sunny At Midday
While radar is clear at this point for nearly all of North and Central Alabama, we do have a shower near the Gainesville and Epes communities in Sumter county, and near Boligee in Greene County. Continue reading
National Hurricane Preparedness Week: Day 2 – Develop An Evacuation Plan
In today’s post for the National Hurricane Preparedness Week, the National Weather Service wants you to find out if you live in a storm surge hurricane evacuation zone or if you’re in a home that would be unsafe during a hurricane. Continue reading
A Few Non-Severe Thunderstorms In The Northern Parts Of The State
We have a few showers and thunderstorms showing up on radar in the northern parts of North Alabama, mainly affecting parts of Limestone, Madison, Jackson, and Dekalb counties. Continue reading
National Hurricane Preparedness Week Starts Today: Day 1 – Determine Your Risk
In today’s post for the National Hurricane Preparedness Week, the National Weather Service wants you to find out what types of wind and water hazards could happen where you live, and then start preparing for how to handle those hazards. Continue reading
