Yep, some showers were already developing early this afternoon. At 12:15 p.m., there was a group of showers over Clay and Randolph Counties in East-Central Alabama. Those were the only ones across North and Central Alabama.
However, down in extreme South and SW Alabama, some thunderstorms were already in progress, mainly from Mobile and Baldwin County northward to near Evergreen.
Early indications are that the East Alabama showers were moving east and the SW Alabama thunderstorms were moving NE.
So, here we go again.
While it is still semi-peaceful across the state, I wanted to at least list these additional rain amounts for the last 24 hours that were not previously reported. We posted a long list late last night, so you can scroll down to see those.
0.20 Pinson/Clay (Womack Road)
1.26 West Helena (Old Cahaba section)
1.80 Scottsboro (north part of town near airport, FAA retiree)
1.78 Scottsboro Airport
0.88 DeSoto State Park/West
1.11 Cullman Ag Station
2.11 Hytop
2.34 Von Braun Center/Huntsville
1.77 SW Huntsville (33/40 weather watcher who said the lightning was unbelievable)
2.10 East Jefferson County (Rex Lake Road)
0.08 Oneonta
1.21 Collinsville
2.72 Lay Dam
0.07 Logan Martin Dam
1.85 Childersburg
2.72 Alexander City
THE TEXAS SAGA CONTINUES
Almost all of Texas does not need a drop of rain. Yesterday an additional 2.21 inches at San Antonio and 2.41 at Rockport, Texas. The Houston excess for the year so far has now reached 12.15 inches.
