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Leeds Flooding

Thanks to Brian & Kathy Ashdown for these images… they write: “We live in Oliver Crossing in Leeds in St. Clair county. The Little Cahaba River runs across the back of our property. You can see it at the top … Continue reading →

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From Smith Lake

Thanks to Wendy Smith for these remarkable images taken yesterday afternoon, August 24 about 6:30pm:

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You Think Our Weather Is Wild?

Check out these images taken yesterday near Parker, Colorado! Thanks to Karl Allen Swelling for passing these along to us….

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From Shelby County

Thanks to Mike Clelland for this video… he writes: “I took this video this morning as I noticed on radar that it was heading directly toward the radar site, which, some of ya’ll know is about 150 yards from my … Continue reading →

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From Cleburne County

Storm damage pictures from the Cleburne County EMA… this was about 8 miles south of I-20 along U.S. 431…

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Fay’s Visit To Alabama

Here is a big group of pictures from around Alabama during the last 36 hours…. you can also see all of them on our Flickr feed. Thanks to everyone who took the time to send them in!

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Blog Note…

Looks like we are having some issues with comments (you can’t make any!)… our top notch network administrator Trey Nolen is accessing the situation, and hopefully we will be back in complete operation shortly. Next time we have a tornado … Continue reading →

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Quick Forecast Thoughts…

**No Weather Xtreme video this afternoon** We will get back on the regular schedule (hopefully!) tomorrow… with two videos per day. Quick afternoon forecast notes: *Looks like tomorrow will be the last day with numerous showers and storms. The 12Z … Continue reading →

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Calhoun County Damage

Some late damage images from Calhoun County: “Choccolocco area 235 Hawk Pass Anniston, Al 36207 about 5 miles east of Oxford off Hwy 78 east.”

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Fayette Storm

Thanks to Chris Musgrove for these images… he writes: “These pictures were taken close to Hwy 129 and Hwy 171N. Pictures were taken by Chris Musgrove, Fayette, Alabama. ”

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