Thanks to ABC 33/40 Skywatcher Victor Cohen for these images… he writes: “From Greystone Farms these are some photos taken this morning showing the effect of the drought in my area…”

A few shots taken yesterday… I am in Washington this week for the Mark Trail awards, and spending some time with the family. We have a refreshing continental polar airmass here now with cooler temperatures and lower humidity!

Thanks to Kim Howell for these images… she writes: “If you’ve never been to Mexico Beach, Florida, it’s sunsets are just as beautiful as any place you could travel. The way the land curves there makes it’s sunsets unique. It … Continue reading →

Thanks to Drew Scogin for these images… he writes: “I took some pictures of the sunset facing West-North-West, standing 0.1miles west of Arkadelphia Road and 0.25miles south of 20/59 on the campus of Birmingham Southern College. These were taken approximately … Continue reading →

I am trying to catch up on e-mail tonight from Washington, DC… these shots are from Brian Watkins of Hoover, who writes: “Hi James, Here are some pictures from a recent Colorado trip. They are in the midst of a … Continue reading →

Thanks to Cindy Kuehn of Oxford for this image. She writes… “I just wanted to share this photo I took this afternoon as a thunderstorm moved through Oxford. This is looking South. (Mount Cheaha is the mountain in the background.)”

An all new edition of the ABC 33/40 Weather Xtreme video is available in the player below, and on iTunes… Scattered showers and strong storms will remain possible across Alabama this evening, but they will diminish later tonight, and we … Continue reading →

Thanks to ABC 33/40 Skywatcher Michelle Miklik for these images… she writes: “Took these last night as the storm rolled through Calhoun County. The lightning was a beautiful show as it passed through. Picked up around .75″-1″ of rain as … Continue reading →

An all new edition of the ABC 33/40 Weather Xtreme video is available in the player below, and on iTunes… Wow… we actually have a few showers in widely scattered spots on radar as I write this around 5:30 this … Continue reading →