The stationary frontal boundary to our north is expected to drift southward later this afternoon and evening aiding in the production of additional thunderstorms late today and into Friday. There is a marginal risk for severe weather, primarily damaging wind, along and north of a line from Tuscaloosa to Talladega. Continue reading →

Numerous showers and storms have fired up in the moisture-rich air across the northern-half of Central Alabama as we run up to the midday hour. Several of these storms have the potential of wind gusts of 40-50 MPH, along with torrential downpours and dangerous cloud-to-ground lightning. All of these are moving to the northeast somewhere between 10-15 MPH. We expect these to continue for a while across the area. Continue reading →

Humidity levels will increase over the next couple of days and with the presence of a weak frontal boundary in our area, shower and thunderstorm chances will rise as they become a bit more numerous for North and Central Alabama. Continue reading →