Thanks to William Montgomery for these images… he writes: “I saw this double rainbow Sunday afternoon driving down hwy 280 going to Auburn. I was just south of Chelsea. The only other time I have seen this was in Martinique … Continue reading →

An all new edition of the ABC 33/40 Weather Xtreme video is available in the player below, and on iTunes… Today will be another summer-like day across Alabama with a high between 87 and 91 degrees for most places. A … Continue reading →

Thanks to Rhonda Toothaker for these shots from Desoto Falls and Little River Falls up in Northeast Alabama, taken in October 2006. Come on, October 2007!

Thanks to Patsy Weaver for this shot… she writes: “James, We love you in Pell City! Am sharing a photo with you.”

Thanks to Rhonda Toothaker for these images… she writes: “Here are some pictures of a Hawk that nested outside our office on Lakeshore Drive recently. I have attached pictures of the babies too.”

An all new edition of the ABC 33/40 Weather Xtreme video is available in the player below, and on iTunes… Lots of action in the tropics, not nothing threatening our Gulf coast anytime soon, at least for the next five … Continue reading →

Thanks to Randall Williams for this shot… he writes: “Hey James: My son pointed out this cloud formation. He thought it was pretty cool looking…I’d have to agree. Have a good day!”

Thanks to our associate John Oldshue for this image… John writes: “I got a decent picture of the “Face in the Courthouse” window at Carrollton today…with October and Halloween coming up I thought the blog readers might be interested in … Continue reading →

An all new edition of the ABC 33/40 Weather Xtreme video is available in the player below, and on iTunes… You bet we can have some pretty mean September heat waves… the hottest temperature on record in Alabama was recorded … Continue reading →

Thanks to James Cain for these images… he writes: “I snapped these right after takeoff from Tuscaloosa. I was struck by what looked like a funnel cloud over west hwy 82. It was a cloud formation that touched the ground; … Continue reading →