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From Tennessee

Thanks to meteorologist Charlie Neese from WTVF/NewsChannel 5 in Nashville for this image… he writes: “James, Hope you’re doing well! Quick dropping tornado damaged four barns and three homes one county north of Nashville this afternoon. The tornado dropped from … Continue reading →

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From Walker County

Thanks to Justin Travis for these images… he writes: “Shut down bingo hall on 78 West Walker County. Same place that flooded last year.”

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From Etowah County

Thanks to Adam Clark for these images of a flooded creek in Hokes Bluff…

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From Calhoun County

Thanks to one of our viewers for these images… they write: “This is some pictures I took in Nances Creek,AL.. I thought they looked pretty cool of the clouds on Dugger Mountain. The branch pictures are behind my home, and … Continue reading →

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Chilton County Flooding

Thanks to Tony Peek from southern Chilton County, who writes: “Photos of creek in my back yard overflowing this is the first in I can remember it being over the banks, the creek is normally 3 ft wide and the … Continue reading →

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Cold Day For Rock Climbing

Thanks to ABC 33/40 Skywatcher Vic Bell for these image taken yesterday… he writes: “I took a daughter and granddaughter up to Cherokee Rock Village (Little Rock City to the locals). It’s at the highest point on Shinbone Ridge which … Continue reading →

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Early Afternoon Look

The severe weather threat is winding down for a large part of Alabama early this afternoon, but a tornado watch remains in effect east of a line from Anniston to Montgomery. We have seen broad rotation from time to time … Continue reading →

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Lightning Damage

Thanks to Glenda Pigg for these images… she writes: “This is a tree that was hit about 3:55am this morning about 120 yards from our house. The jolt was enough to rattle the walls and knock off pictures. We are … Continue reading →

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New Tornado Watch – East And South Alabama

URGENT – IMMEDIATE BROADCAST REQUESTED TORNADO WATCH NUMBER 10 NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK 1225 PM EST SUN JAN 24 2010 THE NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER HAS ISSUED A TORNADO WATCH FOR PORTIONS OF SOUTHERN AND EASTERN ALABAMA WESTERN … Continue reading →

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New Severe Weather Outlook

Here is the new Day One convective outlook just issued from SPC: The greatest risk of severe weather for the rest of the midday hours will be along and east of a line from Gadsden to Talladega to Montgomery. West … Continue reading →

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