Author Archives: Scott Brown
Strong Storms Affecting Greene & Sumter Counties
Strong thunderstorms stretch along a line extending from 6 miles north of Jena to Paulette. Movement was south at 60 mph. Winds in excess of 40 mph will be possible with these storms. NWS Birmingham has issued a Significant Weather … Continue reading
Strong Storms Affecting Parts of Bibb County
Strong thunderstorms are along a line extending from Helena to near Deerlick Creek Campgrounds. Movement was south at 45 mph. Wind gusts up to 50 mph will be possible with these storms. Continue reading
Severe T-Storm Warning Continues for Parts of Jefferson, Shelby, & St. Clair Counties Until 3:30AM
At 236 AM CST, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near Riverside to 6 miles northwest of Oak Grove, moving south at 40 mph. A 56 MPH wind gust was recorded in Birmingham. Continue reading
A Brief Look At The Severe Weather Situation at 2:30AM
A Significant Weather Alert has been issued for Tuscaloosa and Pickens counties until 3:30AM. At 2:26AM, strong thunderstorms along a line extending from 6 miles northeast of Berry to near Columbus. Continue reading
A Quick Look At The Central Alabama Weather Situation At 5PM
The severe threat is starting to wind down with the line moving into a more stable airmass. You’ll be able to enjoy lunch outdoors tomorrow with mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures. Continue reading
A Slight Risk Returns For Parts Of Central Alabama
The Storm Prediction Center has reintroduced parts of west-central Alabama in a “Slight Risk” for severe storms, and I think that is with good reason with the storms that are moving through Tuscaloosa and Sumter counties. Isolated damaging wind gusts … Continue reading
Strong Thunderstorms Now Entering Jefferson County
Strong thunderstorms along a line extending from near Oak Grove to near Bull City to near Abernant has brought the NWS Birmingham to issue a Significant weather Advisory for Jefferson County until 3:15PM. Continue reading
A Quick Update To Our Weather Situation at 1PM
The main squall line associated with the cold front has now entered the western parts of Central Alabama, and is stretching from Huntsville to the southwest through Winfield and Vernon, and back into the central parts of Mississippi and into … Continue reading
A Quick Update On Our Weather Situation At 11AM
The SPC has removed the Slight Risk from Alabama, and the rain that affected Birmingham earlier has now moved into eastern Alabama. Continue reading
Columbus Radar Is Down
Quick note: The Columbus radar was repaired and put back in operation shortly before 6 p.m. tonight. Continue reading
