Author Archives: Scott Brown
Not Too Bad Out There At Midday
Other than a few cumulus clouds floating overhead, much of Central Alabama is experiencing a rather nice and sunny day. Continue reading
Cloudy, Cool, & A Few Light Showers At Midday
At midday across Central Alabama, we have partly to mostly cloudy skies with cooler temperatures at the moment, and we also have a few showers showing up on radar. Continue reading
A Little Cooler Out There At Midday
Skies across the area are mainly clear throughout the area with the exception of the southeastern parts of the area, where a few cumulus clouds are floating overhead. Continue reading
The Last Hot Midday of 2017? It’s Possible
We currently have mainly sunny skies with very warm to hot temperatures at the midday hour in the middle and southern portions of Central Alabama, with cooler temperatures in the northern part of the area. Continue reading
Mainly Sunny & Really Warm At Midday
As we take a look at the GOES-16 (non-operational) visible satellite image of Alabama at noon, we have mostly clear skies overhead with a few cumulus clouds. Continue reading
A Few Showers Popping Up At Midday In Central Alabama
While most of Central Alabama is dry at this point on the first Monday in the fall season, a few very small showers are starting to dot the radar in the area. Some of these may not even be reaching the ground. Continue reading
Mostly Clear, Hot, & Humid at Midday
We only have a few cumulus clouds dotting the skies across Central Alabama at this point of the day, but I do expect a few more clouds to develop during the main heating part of the afternoon. Continue reading
Mostly Sunny, Hot, & Humid For Most At Midday, While Some Are Getting Rain
We have mostly sunny skies and pretty warm temperatures across Central Alabama at the noon hour, and dewpoint values are making the atmosphere feel rather muggy as well. Continue reading
Not A Bad Midday Across Central Alabama If You Don’t Mind The Warmth
Currently over Central Alabama, drier air is moving into much of the area from the north-northwest, and this is bringing the precipitable water values down into the 1.0 to 1.4 inch range. Continue reading
Scattered Showers & Storms Throughout Central Alabama At Midday
We have quite a few scattered showers and thunderstorms occurring across Central Alabama at the midday hour, but in northern Alabama heavy rainfall in the same general location has led to a Flash Flood Warning for parts of Lawrence County until 2:00 PM. Continue reading
