Thanks to Zach Pearce for these images. He writes… “James, Here are some pictures I took along Highway 20 in Decatur of the storm damage on Sunday, July 1. One picture (of the dark clouds rolling in) was taken in … Continue reading →

Thanks to ABC 33/40 Skywatcher Stephanie Honeycutt for these images… she writes: “Hi James, I wanted to forward these pictures to you, taken yesterday in Fort Payne by my friend Nancy Owen. She says it was around 3:45 in the … Continue reading →

An all new edition of the ABC 33/40 Weather Xtreme video is available in the player below, and on iTunes… Scroll down and see an interesting series of pictures from Brandon Harris, who dealt with one of the big storms … Continue reading →

Thanks to Brandon Harris, ABC 33/40 Skywatcher, for these images. He writes: “I decided to go for a little field trip today up to Little River Canyon. I had no idea I was in store for! These pictures are in … Continue reading →

From John Oldshue… “We found the Moose ( 4 of them actually ) some snow, wildflowers and waterfalls….”

These images are of today’s storm damage in the Fayetteville community of Talladega county… looks like another case of a wet microburst…

Thanks to ABC 33/40 Skywatcher Brandon Harris for this shot of the storm complex moving into Calhoun County… he writes: “This is a shot I took as the severe thunderstorm was rolling in just a few minutes ago. I also … Continue reading →

Thanks to Justin Gentry, our Skywatcher in Jemison, for this image. He writes: “This tree fell down during yesterday’s storm. The tree was in my next door neighbor’s yard. That storm produced a wind gust of 40 mph. ”

Thanks to Vic Bell, our Skywatcher in Black Creek (northeast of Gadsden), for this image. He writes: “Yesterdays’ heavy rain and this mornings’ relative coolness combined to form heavy fog on the side of Lookout Mtn overlooking Collinsville.”

Thanks to Ray and April Thornton for these images… they write: “These pictures are from damage occurring June 29, 2007 around 8:15 p.m. There was severe lightning and very strong wind. Our neighbors had 6 or 7 trees down, one … Continue reading →