Author Archives: Scott Brown
Dense Fog Advisory Issued For Most Of Central Alabama
Normally cooler locations, areas that remain wet from resent rain and areas near water may experience dense fog overnight. Continue reading
Conditions Across Central Alabama At Midday
Clearing is already happening in the northwestern part of Central Alabama, while a few showers are still lingering in the southeastern parts. Continue reading
Central Alabama’s Weather At Midday
Much of Central Alabama is dry at this point, with rainfall moving into the western parts of the state. Continue reading
Cold Front Moving Through Northern Parts of Central Alabama At Midday
A broken line of showers and a couple of embedded thunderstorms are currently pushing its way east-southeastward through the northwestern parts of Central Alabama and the eastern half of North Alabama. Continue reading
Dense Fog Advisory For Parts of Central Alabama Until 8AM Tuesday
The National Weather Service in Birmingham has issued a Dense Fog Advisory, which is in effect until 8 AM CST Tuesday. Counties include: Blount, Etowah, Calhoun, Cherokee, Cleburne, Jefferson, Shelby, St. Clair, Talladega, Clay, Randolph. Continue reading
Conditions Out There At Midday
We have a good bit of cloud cover out there as we are making the run up to the midday hour in Central Alabama, but at this point we are dry across the area. Continue reading
A Mid-Afternoon Look At Central Alabama’s Weather
At the 2:00 PM hour in Central Alabama, it is a quite warm and very humid day. Continue reading
A Few Sprinkles Out There At Midday, Few Strong Storms Later Today
Not much going on in Central Alabama during the 1 o’clock hour, but I have a feeling that we could see some active weather in the northwestern parts of the area by the late afternoon into the early evening hours. Continue reading
Welcome to November: A Transition Month
November is considered a “transition month” between fall and winter across much of the country, and Central Alabama is no different. Continue reading
Conditions Across Central Alabama At Midday
Much of Central Alabama is dry at this point on the first day of November, but over in the west and southwestern parts of the area, there are some decent showers out there. Continue reading
