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Gulf Coast Sunset
Thanks to John Burris for this shot, taken at Orange Beach yesterday:
Watching The Gulf
An all new edition of the ABC 33/40 Weather Xtreme video is available in the player below, and on iTunes… Another very nice start to the day across Alabama… some 5:00 observations: Muscle Shoals 57 Jasper 60 Decatur 60 Tuscaloosa … Continue reading
Anniston Sunset…
Thanks to Hayes Jackson for this sunset shot from earlier this evening…
Chelsea Sunset
Thanks to Russell Thomas for these images… he writes: “James, I took a few shots of the sunset in Chelsea this evening thought i would share after all the rain today.”
Amateur Radio Operators Respond to Humberto
This is one of the reasons that I got involved in Amateur Radio because of the Public Service aspect. Many Amateur Radio groups around the US work with various Emergency Operations groups such as local EMA’s (Emergency Management Agency), NWS’s … Continue reading
Better Weekend Ahead…
***NO Weather Xtreme video this afternoon due to the active weather*** You can scroll down to the early morning discussion I posted around 6:00 a.m…. that video is still valid. Trying to warn for a small tornado in a rain … Continue reading
Tropical Rain
An all new edition of the ABC 33/40 Weather Xtreme video is available in the player below, and on iTunes… On the discussion yesterday was talked about rainfall amounts of 1 to 3 inches from Humberto… some spots actually received … Continue reading
More Chilton County Shots
Thanks to the Causey’s for these shots… they write: “This is a result of the amount of rainfall we had in our neighborhood – SaraLand off 31South-between 4:00 & 6:00 PM this afternoon in Thorsby! We loved every minute of … Continue reading
From Chilton County…
Thanks to Shonda Copen and Connie Sellers of Thorsby for these images… they write: “Hi Mr. Spann we took these photos this afternoon of some flooding that occurred with the storm passing. it was amazing to see the amount of … Continue reading
Flooding Concerns…
A quick update… Our Skywatcher in Inverness, Alston Keith, reports 2.55″ of rain so far this evening… and the NWS has issued flood advisories for Shelby and Coosa Counties. With some communities already at over two inches of rain, I … Continue reading
