Always interesting to see how people respond to long form tornado coverage on ABC 33/40… a few examples: “As usual, you and the weather team did an outstanding job during our severe weather outbreak yesterday. I know it has to … Continue reading →

Thanks to Leigh Bratina of Helena for these shots… she writes: “Snow showers in Helena pretty heavy, and for the time being are providing some beautiful photos.”

Great shots from Matthew King… he writes: “Please see the attached picture I took while backpacking on the AT during the month of January. I would love to see this type of event here in the HAM! I am pictured … Continue reading →

From John Oldshue… Some snow collecting on my windshield in Alabaster / Saginaw

From Kristi Brooks in Blount County… It is currently 26 at our home in Oneonta. We left for school and found it snowing. It has started sticking to cars and things. This picture is our sons swing set slide.:

How about some pictures from up north? Thanks to JC Beckner for these images… he writes: “I’m a student up here at The Ohio State University. I read your blog about every day and listen to the Weather Brains podcast … Continue reading →

Thanks to Josh Cottingham for these images… he writes: “First pic is on HWY 5 near the Bibb County Lake facing SE 5:05pm. Second pic is at my house in Centreville facing N 5:25 pm.”

Thanks to Betty Stokes from Newbern in the southern part of Hale County… she writes: “Hi James, My names is Betty Stokes from Newbern, AL…south of Hale County. I wanted you to see the photos I took yesterday of the … Continue reading →

The Wednesday morning edition of the ABC 33/40 Weather Xtreme video is available in the player below, and on iTunes: I have more pictures of yesterday’s storms from viewers… I will post them a little later this morning as time … Continue reading →

Thanks to ABC 33/40 Skywatcher Kurt Wirth for these images of thunderstorms and storm damage near U.S. 82 in Bibb County, between Duncanville and Centreville… He writes: “We actually found shelter from fear of being too close…some of the golf … Continue reading →