Published on: February 5, 2008 at 12:24 PM
At least two small storms have broken the cap. Storm tops to near 15,000 feet. One is located south of Centreville, another near Tuscaloosa. Could this be the beginning of more widespread development of strong storms over western Alabama and eastern Mississippi? Not sure yet, but if they do develop, they could quickly become severe and rotate, with helicity near 200 and CAPE near 1000. A few more of these get going, and a watch may be issued by 2 pm.
June 30, 2026 at 5:41 AM
SUMMER HEAT: Afternoon highs will remain in the 90s across Alabama through the rest of the week, with triple digit heat index values during the afternoon hours. A “heat advisory” is in effect for the state. During the peak of … Continue reading
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June 22, 2026 at 5:35 AM
ACTIVE DAY: Some rain is falling across the northwest corner of Alabama early this morning… the rain is more widespread to the north over western and middle Tennessee. Showers and storms are likely over North Alabama by mid to late … Continue reading
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