The weather pattern keeps Alabama and the Southeast US in a somewhat unsettled pattern with a moisture-rich air mass contributing to shower production during afternoon heat. A cluster of storms moving across southern Arkansas and northern Louisiana this morning may hold together to bring some heavy rain to parts of Central Alabama later today. Continue reading →

At the 2 o’clock hour across Central Alabama, it is still relatively quiet at this point. We do have a few scattered showers popping up in all four corners, but all of these are still relatively small and not terribly strong at this point. Continue reading →

We have mostly clear skies across Central Alabama at the midday hour, and the radar across the area is dry at this point. Temperatures are currently in the mid to upper 80s for most in the area, with the warm spot of Montgomery already touching 90 degrees at the noon hour. Continue reading →

We have both a severe weather threat and a flash flooding threat across parts of North and Central Alabama on this first of July. Continue reading →

A flash flood watch is in effect today from Birmingham northeastward into the northwest corner of Georgia. Afternoon heating will play a big role in generating showers and thunderstorms along with boundaries in place from a large thunderstorm complex over southern Arkansas. Some thunderstorms may be severe with damaging wind the most likely occurrence. Continue reading →