Author Archives: Scott Brown
Just A Few Storm Reports From Around The Area
Several reports of hail covering the ground from all around the area, along with funnel clouds spotted and some wind damage. Continue reading
Latest On Our Weather Situation At 3:00PM
Severe thunderstorms have now moved into the northwestern corner of the state, with other cells developing across parts of Central Alabama out ahead of that action. Continue reading
Strong Storms Will Soon Be Affecting Lauderdale & Colbert Counties
At 1:32 PM, a cluster of strong thunderstorms over Tishomingo moving northeast at 55 mph. Pea size hail and winds in excess of 40 mph will be possible with these storms. Continue reading
A Quick Look At Our Weather Situation At 1:00PM
We have a few isolated showers breaking out over parts of the state right now, but the severe activity is really starting to pick up to our northwest. Continue reading
At The Midday Hour, Here Is A Quick Look At Our Weather Situation
At the 11:00AM hour across North/Central Alabama, all is pretty quiet at the moment, but showers and storms are developing back to our west. Keep your source of weather alerts handy and smartphones charged. Continue reading
A Quick Look At Our Weather Situation At 9:00AM
We currently have partly to mostly cloudy skies across the area, but strong to severe storms are expected across the area during the afternoon and evening hours. Continue reading
A Mid-Afternoon Look At Central Alabama’s Weather
We’ll have some scattered showers and a few isolated thunderstorms throughout the afternoon and into the evening hours on Sunday, with strong to severe storms possible on Monday. Continue reading
A Quick Look At Our Weather Situation At 5:30PM
The line of showers and thunderstorms is continuing to slowly make its way across Central Alabama at this time, and so far, we have not had a single warning issued at all. Continue reading
A Quick Check On Our Weather Situation At 3:15PM
Currently, the line of rain and storms are located from New Hope to Cleveland to Hoover to Maplesville to Selma. Continue reading
Strong Storms Approaching Limestone County
At 1:42 PM, a strong thunderstorm was 7 miles west of Tanner, or 7 miles west of Athens, moving northeast at
45 mph. Pea size hail and wind gusts of 40 to 50 mph will be possible with this storm. Continue reading
