RADAR CHECK: Showers and storms are moving northeast across Alabama this afternoon; it isn’t raining everywhere, but the stronger thunderstorms are producing torrential rain producing some flooding; this was along Rocky Ridge Road in Hoover earlier this afternoon (photo from … Continue reading →

AT DAYBREAK: It is a quiet late May morning across the great state of Alabama; nothing on radar… the sky is mostly cloudy, and temperatures are mostly in the 65 to 70 degree range. The high resolution HRRR model suggests … Continue reading →

PATTERN CHANGE: After only about a third of an inch of rain for the entire month of May, showers/storms returned late yesterday afternoon, soaking parts of Central Alabama with over one inch. And, that moist air will stick around for … Continue reading →

**No afternoon Weather Xtreme video today; will be at our son’s high school graduation** COLD FRONT APPROACHING: Looks like a few passing showers and storms are a good possibility through tonight as a cold front moves into Alabama; SPC maintains … Continue reading →

HUMID AIR STILL IN PLACE: A surface front remains north of Alabama, and as it drifts southward we expect scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. After a very wet April, with rain amounts in excess of 10 inches, … Continue reading →

RADAR UPDATE: Showers and storms are most numerous over the northeast counties of Alabama this afternoon… but more could form over the next few hours in the moist environment. TOMORROW: A surface front will push through the state, but there … Continue reading →

RADAR CHECK: Showers and storms are confined to the northwest corner of Alabama at daybreak… We should also note there is a dense fog advisory for parts of Central and South Alabama, where visibilities are very restricted. That fog burns … Continue reading →

RADAR CHECK: Showers and storms have been scattered across Alabama today; this afternoon the more numerous ones are over the southern counties… moving northeast… THE WEEKEND: Not much change; a moist airmass will linger over Alabama tomorrow and Sunday. The … Continue reading →

RADAR CHECK: Pretty quiet across the great state of Alabama at daybreak; although a few showers are forming from near Birmingham, down U.S. 280 toward Auburn and Opelika. Expect developing showers and thunderstorms today; highest coverage of showers and storms … Continue reading →

RADAR CHECK: A surface front is passing through North Alabama this morning, and showers are ahead of the front, mainly south of I-59, at daybreak. We will maintain the chance of showers this morning, but by afternoon dry air takes … Continue reading →