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Labor Day At Dawn
Thanks to Molly Hallmark for this image… Hog Mountain in Blount Co, at 6:12 a.m, Labor Day 2008
New WeatherBrains Episode Available
We went ahead and recorded this week’s WeatherBrains this morning, with Brian Peters on the Alabama Gulf Coast. You can listen to the show by using the player on the left sidebar of the blog!
More From Orange Beach
Thanks to Keith Chapple for these images… he writes: “Pictures this morning from The Caribe in Orange Beach. Nothing too bad. Some periods of heavy rain and strong wind but nothing consistant. Good 8 to 12 ft waves.”
From Gulf Shores
The view from our Gulf Shores SKYCAM at mid-morning, looking east… Peak wind gust there 57 mph… see data and images anytime here.
From Orange Beach
Thanks to Erik Hood for this image captured this morning at Orange Beach…
From Mississippi
Thanks to Josh from Gadsden for these images… he writes: “James, I’m in Mccomb, MS working right now and I’m sending you a few pictures of the contraflow up I-55 and of the magnificent sunset before Gustav hits. We’re forecast … Continue reading
Gustav About To Move Inland
An all new edition of the ABC 33/40 Weather Xtreme video is available in the player below. You can subscribe to the Weather Xtreme video on iTunes by clicking here. Let me say up front I am increasingly concerned about … Continue reading
Volunteers Needed
From al.com The American Red Cross is asking that anyone who wants to volunteer to help Hurricane Gustav evacuees to do so through the Hands On Birmingham Website, www.handsonbirmingham.org, said Red Cross spokesman Chris Osborne. “We’re asking the Birmingham community … Continue reading
9:00 Notes….
*For those of you that are DirecTV customers, you can watch WDSU-TV in New Orleans on Channel 361. Thanks to our readers for pointing that out; looks great at my place. You can see the other New Orleans stations on … Continue reading
Live at 7:30
Our special will begin at or shortly after 7:30 on our live stream…. and the “Weather Now” digital channel (33.2 and 40.2) on cable systems around the state. Access the live stream on our main weather page.
