Author Archives: Scott Brown
Possible Severe Thunderstorm Watch Coming For North Alabama
The Storm Prediction Center is mentioning the possibility of issuing a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for northern Alabama, northern Georgia, middle through eastern Tennessee, southern Kentucky, and western North Carolina. Continue reading
A Midday Look At Our Weather, And The Week Ahead
We have mostly clear skies across Central Alabama at the midday hour, and the radar across the area is dry at this point. Temperatures are currently in the mid to upper 80s for most in the area, with the warm spot of Montgomery already touching 90 degrees at the noon hour. Continue reading
A Look At Today’s Severe Weather & Flooding Threat
We have both a severe weather threat and a flash flooding threat across parts of North and Central Alabama on this first of July. Continue reading
Rain Is Starting To Move Out At Midday, But More Is On The Way
The good news is that much of the heavy rain activity has moved out of the western half of Central Alabama, leaving behind some smaller widely scattered showers and storms. The heavy rain that is in the eastern half of the state will eventually push off over into Georgia during the early afternoon hours, and most will have a small break in the rain this afternoon. Continue reading
Some Heavy Rain Out There At Midday, More To Come For Tonight
Well, the moisture has returned in a big way across Central Alabama today, as numerous showers and a few storms have developed and moved across the area from the south. If it’s not raining at your place at the moment, or if you haven’t received any rainfall so far, there is a pretty good bet that you will at some point today. Continue reading
Comfortable At Midday In Central Alabama, But The Muggies Return Tomorrow
As we approach the midday hour across Central Alabama, I do not believe that you could complain about the weather, except that it’s a work day. The sun is out in full force across the area, with just a few small cumulus floating overhead in the southern portions of the area. All of Central Alabama is dry as of now, with the only rain showing up down in Mobile and Baldwin counties. Continue reading
Another Great Midday Across Central Alabama
What a great day outside across Central Alabama at the lunch-time hour. Skies are mainly clear for much of the area, with a few high clouds floating across the sky dow in the southern parts. There is a little disturbance that is moving across the south and southeastern parts of Tennessee that are bring a little cloud cover to the northern parts of the state, but no rain is involved. Continue reading
A Great Midday Across Central Alabama, But What’s That Up North?
As we approach the midday hour across Central Alabama, we have generally clear skies out there and temperatures are feeling really comfortable at this point. There is a little surprise as we look up towards the northwest corner of the state. Continue reading
Good News… Tornado Watch Has Been Cancelled
All counties in Central Alabama have been removed from the Tornado Watch as the threat of organized severe weather has come to an end behind the line of storms. Continue reading
What To Expect Through The Rest Of Friday Evening
The good news is that the threat of severe weather from Post-Tropical Cyclone Cindy is tarting to come to an end across Central Alabama. There is still a Marginal Risk for severe storms across the southeastern parts of Central Alabama, especially for locations east of Selma to Sylacauga to Heflin. For everyone else to the west, the severe threat is over. Continue reading
