Author Archives: spann
High Winds Moving Through Central Alabama
Winds have really been increasing over the last hour over central parts of Alabama… these winds are not associated with thunderstorms. Our SKYCAM at Inverness has measured a peak wind of 63 mph; we have a peak gust of 45 … Continue reading
From Gardendale
Thanks to Clara Hopper for these images, taken November 2:
Fall Color Pictures Keep Rolling In
Dave Jones of West Blocton writes: James: Reading your blog it sounds like we were both at the same place today. I took the fall image Monday morning and the bottom image last spring when the lilies were in bloom. … Continue reading
Fall Along The Cahaba River
I spoke to the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) yesterday at West Blocton High School in Bibb County, and I couldn’t resist the urge to drive the roads less traveled. I drove down Bibb County Highway 24 to the Cahaba … Continue reading
Rain Creeping Into Alabama
Check out today’s afternoon Weather Xtreme video in the player below, or on iTunes: RAIN INTO WEST ALABAMA: The large shield of rain has slipped into West Alabama this afternoon; that rain area will slowly shift eastward tonight and should … Continue reading
Bama’s Best Fall Colors
From Tom Randle… What a fantastic day for checking out the back roads. They were ours alone once we were a few miles away from Hwy. 72. Spent most of the day in the Paint Rock Valley, but just had … Continue reading
Rain On The Way
Check out the morning Weather Xtreme Video in the flash player below, or on iTunes… RAIN GETS CLOSER: A large mass of rain and thunderstorms is moving into western Mississippi as I write this, and should enter West Alabama at … Continue reading
Alabaster Sugar Maple
Nice fall colors in Alabaster… from Clell Adams.
Little River Canyon In The Fall
From Ralph Koepsel. He worked with J.B. Elliott at the NWS 11 West Oxmoor, wound up in the NWS Regional Office in Alaska and retired to Dekalb County couple of years ago….
From Alabaster…
Thanks to ABC 33/40 Online Weather Watcher Michael Mills for these fall pictures:
