EARLY THIS MORNING: Unlike yesterday morning, the radar is quiet across North/Central Alabama at daybreak with temperatures are mostly in the low 70s. We have the same upper air configuration across the nation; a hot ridge over the western states, … Continue reading →

RADAR CHECK: As expected, we have scattered showers and thunderstorms across Alabama this afternoon; like recent days, the storms are slow moving, and heavier ones are producing some small hail and very frequent lightning. These showers and storms will settle … Continue reading →

CALM AT DAYBREAK: Nothing on radar around here early this morning; temperatures are mostly in the mid to upper 60s with some patchy dense fog. A surface boundary is just north of Birmingham this morning; a few storms formed on … Continue reading →

JUNE IN ALABAMA: This is the time of the year when there is some risk of a shower or storm just about every day, but they tend to be rather scattered, and random. We actually have a few strong storms … Continue reading →

RADAR CHECK: Heaviest storms in Alabama at mid-afternoon were over the northwest corner of the state; they are producing heavy, gusty winds, and frequent lightning as they move east. Some scattered wind damage was reported in Florence around 2:30… A … Continue reading →

RADAR CHECK: We actually have a few showers at daybreak in progress over Clay and Talladega Counties… they are moving northeast, and seem to be dissipating. For most Alabama communities, yesterday was the hottest day so far this year. Birmingham … Continue reading →