The Tuesday afternoon ABC 33/40 Weather Xtreme video is available on the web in the player below, and on iTunes: The forecast is working out pretty well; showers are increasing across Alabama this afternoon, and we will forecast a good … Continue reading →

Thanks to Greg Dunaway for these images… he writes: “Took a trip this weekend and here are some pictures. We met about 10 people from Alabama that traveled for the snow and I was asked to send these pictures to … Continue reading →

The Tuesday morning ABC 33/40 Weather Xtreme video is available in the player below, and on iTunes: RAIN RETURNS: Moist air is returning to Alabama today, and a short wave aloft will bring the chance of showers and thunderstorms by … Continue reading →

Thanks to Dirk Williams for these pictures… he writes: “James, Went to Blue Ridge, GA this past weekend. Began snowing Saturday about 6:00 pm and snowed till midnight. Accumulation about 1.5″ inches. Got up Suday morning and went fishing; temp … Continue reading →

Thanks to Dave Jones for this picture… he writes: “About 6:15 this evening, Moon and Venus (I think) on a clear Alabama evening. A little grainy due to high ISO setting and some cropping. Dave Jones Woodstock, AL”

This is Severe Weather Awareness Week in Alabama; a time when every Alabamian is encouraged to spend some time getting ready for the spring tornado season, which seems to be getting off to an early start this year. If you … Continue reading →

Thanks to Herb Coleman, who relayed these pictures… he writes: “Attached are some photos of the recent lake effect snows in New York. These are taken after the second storm. A friend of mine, Jim Stedman, sent them to me. … Continue reading →

Thanks to J.B. Elliott for passing on this image from Anne Anderson of Clarksville, Tenn…

The Monday afternoon edition of the ABC 33/40 Weather Xtreme video is available in the player below, and on iTunes: I am watching our SKYCAM network as I write this; the site atop the Daniel Building in downtown Birmingham is … Continue reading →