Author Archives: Scott Brown
An Awesome Midday Across Central Alabama
For much of the area at the midday hour, bright sunshine and warmer temperatures are being felt. We do have some cloud cover over the southwestern parts of the area that has been dissipating throughout the morning and should continue to do the same during the rest of the afternoon. Continue reading
An Autumn-Lover’s Delight Outdoors At Midday
A very nice midday across Central Alabama as we move into the mid-afternoon hours on this fine Tuesday. Continue reading
November 28, 2005: Negative-Tilted Trough Brings Twisters To The Area
Monday, November 28th, 2005, turned out to be a relatively stormy day across Central Alabama, as a grand total of six tornadoes touched down, along with damaging winds, and large hail occurred. Continue reading
Calm And Cool At Midday In Central Alabama
If you do not mind the air being a little cool at midday in Central Alabama, it is nearly a picture-perfect autumn day outside. Continue reading
A Fabulous Black Friday Out There At Midday
Other than a few high clouds over the western portions of the area, maximum sunshine is reaching the surface across Central Alabama as we have mad it to the 1:00 PM hour. Continue reading
November 23-24, 2004: A Destructive Lead-Up To Thanksgiving
An unusually moist and warm air mass combined with a strong storm system brought severe weather to Alabama during a two-day period starting on the afternoon hours of November 23rd, 2004, and lasting through the 24th, the day before Thanksgiving. Continue reading
Midday In Central Alabama On Thanksgiving… About To Go Into A “Turkey Coma”
That’s right folks… The tryptophan from all of the turkey that I have consumed for Thanksgiving lunch is starting to kick in, and I am having a hard time keeping my eyes open while trying to type my midday nowcast. Continue reading
Mid-Afternoon Central Alabama Weather Update
It is a clear and a little breezy afternoon across the portions of Central Alabama that is along and north of the I-20 and I-20/59 corridors. Continue reading
November 21-23, 1992: A Devastating Weekend Before Thanksgiving
The weekend prior to Thanksgiving in 1992 ended up being a violent and deadly one as severe weather swept through the Midwest and Southeast United States. Continue reading
November 21, 1967: Worst Rain To Hit Los Angeles In Nearly 30 Years
At the time, it was the worst siege of wet weather to hit the Los Angeles area in nearly 30 years, and on November 21st, 1967, a total of 7.93 inches had fallen in a three-day span. Continue reading
