After the fog has lifted across Central Alabama, skies are completely clear at the midday hour on your “Hump Day.” These clear skies are allowing temperatures to climb nicely towards the afternoon expected highs. Looking across the lower 48, the … Continue reading →

CLEAR SKIES WITH SEASONAL TEMPERATURES AT MIDDAY Its a beautiful Monday out there across Central Alabama at the noon hour, with not a cloud in the sky across the area. For the Southeastern U.S., there is cloud cover across portions … Continue reading →

A NICE MIDDAY IF IT WASN’T FOR THE SMOKE Currently across Central Alabama, skies are partly to mostly clear for the northern-half of the area, with move cloud coverage in the southern parts. Temperatures are currently ranging in the mid … Continue reading →

SUNNY AND ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL Absolutely clear skies across Central Alabama at the midday hour. As we look across the Southeast U.S., pretty much the same story can be said. The only cloud cover that can be found is back into … Continue reading →

As you can see from the satellite/radar combination image above, clouds are starting to thin out across Central Alabama, and the closest rain action to the area is located over parts of the Florida Panhandle and out into the Gulf … Continue reading →

WE HAVE A FEW SPRINKLES AROUND A mix of sun and clouds is the main story out there across Central Alabama at this midday hour, and a few sprinkles are out there. Some are showing up around the Demopolis area, … Continue reading →

SAME STORY ON A DIFFERENT DAY We have reached day 50 of our consecutive dry-streak in Central Alabama, and our drought situation continues to get worse. As you can see by the visible satellite/southeastern radar combo image above, there are … Continue reading →

A Little Cooler at Midday, But Still Well Above Average Highs: At the midday hour across Central Alabama, skies are absolutely beautiful and clear. No rain is showing up anywhere in the southeast at this moment, with the only shower … Continue reading →

Yes it was, quite indeed, another warm day across Central Alabama today, with four of the major cities in the area either tying or breaking record highs today. Tied Record Highs for November 3rd Birmingham 84 (ties 2003) Tuscaloosa 86 … Continue reading →

We are currently at 45 consecutive days of no measurable rain at the Birmingham Airport, and in my honest opinion, I believe it will be at 46 by the time we hit midnight tonight. The cold front that is expected … Continue reading →