Author Archives: Scott Brown
A Quick Check On The New Year’s Eve Weather Situation
As we look across the southeastern United States at 6:30 PM, all of North and Central Alabama is free from any precipitation, while scattered showers are slowly progressing to the east across southern Mississippi and the central and southern parts of Louisiana. Continue reading
A Balmy Midday Compared To What’s Ahead For The Beginning Of The New Year
Even with the temperatures throughout Central Alabama ranging from the mid-40s to the mid-50s at this point, this would be considered a tropical heat wave to what we’ll see on the first few days of 2018. Continue reading
Wintry Mischief Could Impact New Year’s Eve & Bowl Game Travel
There is still a little disagreement in the models for Sunday across the southeastern United States, one keeping nearly all of Central Alabama dry, while all rain in another, and some wintry precipitation in the third model. Continue reading
Our Weather Situation Across Central Alabama At Midday
As we approach the midday hour in Central Alabama, we have mainly clear skies across the northern half of the area with a few high thin clouds filtering the sun’s rays a little. Continue reading
Latest Model Runs Are In For New Year’s… Looking Like A Turnip Green Soup Day
The latest 12z model runs are in and we are still getting a mixed bag of solutions from the GFS and the European. Continue reading
A Late Night Look At New Year’s Eve & New Year’s Day
The European and GFS models have done a flip-flop from what they were showing just earlier today. Here are my latest thoughts on the New Year’s holiday. Continue reading
A Midday Check On Our Weather Situation
Some clearing is slowly moving southward through North Alabama and is very slowly making its way into the northern fringes of Central Alabama, but don’t expect the sunshine to help out much with warming it up any outside today. Continue reading
A 9:00AM Check On Our Weather Situation
As we have reached the 9 o’clock hour in Central Alabama, nearly every bit of rain has moved out of the area and into Georgia with the exception of the southeastern part of the area where a few light showers and sprinkles are falling. Continue reading
A Quick Check On Our Weather Situation At 6:10 AM
Still all clear as we have entered into the 6 o’clock hour in Central Alabama. At this point, no reports of any travel issues in the area due to icy spots in the northern locations. Continue reading
A Check On Our Weather Situation At 4:00 AM
As we are approaching the 4 o’clock hour on Wednesday morning, we are still not hearing of any travel issues in the northern parts of Central Alabama, and it looks like the precipitation for the area is starting to dissipate some. Continue reading
