Author Archives: Scott Brown
Storms Pushing Into North Alabama
Even though skies are mostly clear for all of Central Alabama at this time, we have some thunderstorms making their way into the state from Tennessee. These storms are pushing mainly to the south-southeast around 25 MPH, with development spreading … Continue reading
Midday Nowcast: August 1st and It Is Still Hot and Humid
Skies across Central Alabama at this hour are partly to mostly clear with the typical cumulus clouds overhead that form during a summertime day. On the radar, we have a few scattered showers that have formed mainly south of I-20 … Continue reading
Heads Up Clay County for Strong Thunderstorms
Strong thunderstorms are moving through Clay County, with the strongest one located in a line stretching from near Mount Cheaha to just south of Waldo. These storms are moving southeastward at 10 MPH. The NWS has issued a Significant Weather … Continue reading
Heads Up Shelby and Talladega Counties for Strong Storms
Strong thunderstorms are moving through East-Central Shelby and Southwestern Talladega Counties, with the strongest one located over Wilsonville. These storms are moving southeastward at 20 MPH. The NWS has issued a Significant Weather Advisory for East-Central Shelby and Southwestern Talladega … Continue reading
More Strong Storms in Western Alabama, Heads Up Fayette & Lamar Counties
Strong thunderstorms are moving through Northwestern Fayette and Central Lamar Counties, with the strongest ones located over Lamar County Airport and Sulligent. These storms are moving eastward at 30 MPH. The NWS has issued a Significant Weather Advisory for Northwestern … Continue reading
Strong Storm Moving Into Northeastern Blount County
Strong thunderstorms are moving into Northeastern Blount County, with the strongest ones located near Holly pond and Cullman. These storms are moving eastward at 20 MPH. The NWS has issued a Significant Weather Advisory for Northeastern Blount County until 1:30 … Continue reading
Storms Pushing Through Jefferson County, Soon Into St. Clair County
Strong thunderstorms are continuing to push through Jefferson County, with the strongest ones lined up from near Clay to Birmingham to Ensley. These storms were still moving eastward at 25 MPH. The NWS has issued a Significant Weather Advisory for … Continue reading
Strong Storms In Walker County Pushing Into Blount & Jefferson Counties
Strong storms are located in northeastern parts of Walker County near Lynns Park and near Cordova are pushing eastward at 20 MPH, and will soon enter the southwestern part of Blount County and the north central part of Jefferson County. … Continue reading
Strong Thunderstorms in the Northwestern Parts of the Area
Showers and thunderstorms are forming west of I-65 and north of I-20. A few of these are pretty strong, putting down copious amounts of rain along with dangerous cloud-to ground lightning. The strongest storm in the state is located in … Continue reading
Midday Nowcast: Decent Rain Chances Today Through The Weekend
Skies are partly cloudy for the northern parts of Central Alabama at this hour, with the southern part of the area enjoying a little more sunshine with partly to mostly clear skies. On the radar, we do have some scattered … Continue reading
