Author Archives: Scott Brown
Some Clouds Out There At Midday, But Don’t It Feel Nice
At 1:10 PM on this fine and dandy first Monday of April, we have mostly clear to partly cloudy skies throughout Central Alabama, and temperatures ranging from 70 degrees in Haleyville, to 80 degrees in Eufaula. Continue reading
Great Easter Weekend Ahead; Strong Storms Possible Late Tuesday
Conditions are continuing to slowly improve across Central Alabama as we reached the early afternoon hours. Skies are mostly cloudy at this point, but clouds will continue to decrease and we will have clear skies by tonight. Continue reading
Severe Weather Threat Continues To Shrink; Rain Starting To End In Central Alabama
The line of showers and storms has pushed across much of the area as we have arrived the 6 o’clock hour in Central Alabama. The front of the line has made it to locations such as Roanoke, Tuskegee, and Fort Deposit. Continue reading
Strong Storms Continue To Push Eastward Through Parts Of Elmore, Randolph, Tallapoosa, Cleburne, & Clay Counties
At 4:59 PM CDT, Doppler radar was tracking strong thunderstorms along a line extending from near Delta to near Blue Ridge. Movement was east at 25 mph. Winds in excess of 40 mph will be possible with these storms. Continue reading
Strong Storms Affecting Parts Of Talladega, Elmore, Tallapoosa, Coosa, & Clay Counties
At 4:03 PM CDT, Doppler radar was tracking strong thunderstorms along a line extending from near Sylacauga to near Deatsville. Movement was east at 35 mph. Winds in excess of 40 mph will be possible with these storms. Continue reading
Cooler Temps Moving In Behind The Line; Strong To Severe Storms Still Possible
The severe weather threat continues to push off to the eastern and southeastern parts of the state as a strong capping inversion continues to hold the convection down and squashing any thunderstorm development at this point. Continue reading
Areal Flood Watch For Colbert, Franklin, & Lauderdale Counties Has Been Cancelled
The Flood Watch for Lauderdale, Colbert and Franklin Counties in northwest Alabama has been cancelled. Additional rainfall will occur but it will be less than a quarter of an inch and not cause any widespread flooding. Continue reading
Line Of Showers Entering The Central Parts Of The Area; Strong/Severe Storms Still Possible
The good news is that the severe threat currently still remains very low across Central Alabama, but as the atmosphere starts to destabilize with the approaching dynamics of the system and the heating of the day, there is still the potential for a few severe storms. Continue reading
Showers & Storms Moving In; Forecast For Possible Strong To Severe Storms Still On Track
Showers and a few embedded rumbles of thunder have now entered the northwestern parts of Central Alabama, mainly affecting the western parts of Marion, Lamar, and Pickens counties. Continue reading
A Pretty Nice Day Across Central Alabama At Midday; Storms Move In Late Tonight
As we have reached the middle of the midday hour, a few showers have started moving into the northwestern parts of the state but is currently still north of the Central Alabama area. Continue reading
