Author Archives: Scott Brown
Turning Out To Be Really Nice At Midday
All of the shower activity has pushed off to our east and southeast out of the area, and skies are quickly clearing. Continue reading
Some Scattered Showers & A Wide Array Of Temperatures Just Before 1:45 PM
We are continuing to see scattered light showers out there over parts of Central Alabama as we have passed the midday hour on your Monday. Continue reading
NWS Birmingham Starts The Frost & Freeze Program For The Growing Season Immediately
NWS Birmingham has decided to start the Frost & Freeze Program immediately since we are enjoying an earlier start to the growing season in Central Alabama. Continue reading
The Latest Drought Monitor Report For Central Alabama
Drought conditions have improved significantly in Central Alabama, and severe drought is no longer indicated in Central Alabama. Continue reading
A Very Nice Midday Across Central Alabama, Along With A Great Weekend
Other than the cool and breezy conditions, I don’t think you can complain too much about the weather at 12:45 PM across Central Alabama. Continue reading
Welcome To March… And To Meteorological Spring
A transition time has arrived in Central Alabama, as we enter the month of March and the start of Meteorological Spring. Continue reading
GOES-16 Images Of GOES-S Launch
Awesome images caught by GOES-16 while the Atlas-V rocket was giving it’s sister, GOES-S, a lift into orbit. Continue reading
Tornado Confirmed In Cullman County From Wednesday’s Storms
A very weak and short lived tornado touched down Wednesday evening between Eva and Fairview in northeast Cullman county. Continue reading
March Roars In Like A Lion
The good news is that the severe weather threat has come to an end for all of Central Alabama, as the cold front responsible for all of the action this morning has now moved well into the southern portions of the area. Continue reading
Areal Flood Warning For Nearly All Of North Alabama Until 1:00 PM
At 701 AM CST, Doppler radar indicated heavy rain that will cause flooding. An additional 1 to 2 inches of rain has fallen with the latest line of heavy showers. This is likely resulting in flooding of many low lying areas and many roads. Continue reading
