Author Archives: Scott Brown
UPDATE: Winter Weather Advisory For Parts Of Central Alabama On Friday 3AM-6PM
The National Weather Service in Birmingham has issued a Winter Weather Advisory from 3:00 AM Friday to 6:00 PM Friday for parts of Central Alabama. Continue reading
A Look at Morning Model Data for the Upcoming Winter Weather Event
A crazy, Deep South December snow is setting up for tomorrow as moisture overruns cold air in place in places that don’t see much snow ever, and certainly not this early in the winter season. Continue reading
Line of Showers Moving into The Birmingham Metropolitan Area at Midday
A line of showers with a few heavy downpours on the leading edge have now entered well into the central parts of Central Alabama at this point, stretching from Oneonta to Mount Olive to Northport. Continue reading
The Last Midday With Mild Temperatures For A Little While
We are currently blanketed with clouds for the most part, with the exception of the northeastern corner of the area. This cloud cover is holding the temperatures back a little, with mid-50s to the mid-60s showing up across the area. Continue reading
Dense Fog Advisory For The Southern Half of Central Alabama Until 9AM Monday
The National Weather Service in Birmingham has issued a Dense Fog Advisory, which is in effect until 9:00 AM CST Monday. Continue reading
Dense Fog Advisory Issued For Much Of Central Alabama From 9PM tonight to 9AM Sunday
The National Weather Service in Birmingham has issued a Dense Fog Advisory, which is in effect from 9:00 PM this evening to 9:00 AM CST Sunday. Continue reading
Dense Fog Advisory Issued For Central AL From 11PM Tonight to 9AM Saturday
The National Weather Service in Birmingham has issued a Dense Fog Advisory, which is in effect from 11 PM this evening to 9 AM CST Saturday. Continue reading
Cloudy Skies Keeping The Temperatures Cooler At Midday
We have a mass of clouds that are taking a long time to dissipate over Central Alabama at this point, and most reporting stations are coming back with cloudy readings. Continue reading
Welcome To December: An Introduction To Winter
Welcome to the month of December, considered the start of “meteorological Winter,” even though on the calendar the Winter Solstice is at 10:28 AM CST on Thursday, December 21st. Its hard to believe that we are already on the 12th month of the year, and before you know it, 2018 will be here. Continue reading
Cloudy With Rain Out There At Midday, Beginning To Dry Out To The West
At this point, before the midday hour arrives, most of the shower activity has either pushed east of the I-65 corridor for the northern half of Central Alabama, with some scattered showers back to the west of I-65 in the southern half. Continue reading
