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Archive for December 9th, 2012

Late Night Look

Late Night Look

| December 9, 2012 @ 10:02 pm

Not much change in the thinking late this evening. The northern part of the line of storms is now into western Tennessee around Memphis. Recently saw a report of some dime sized hail at I-40. So the storms there are not severe. This line weakens the further southwest you go. But what appears to possibly […]

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An Update on the Severe Weather Threat

An Update on the Severe Weather Threat

| December 9, 2012 @ 7:08 pm

A line of strong thunderstorms is pushing eastward across eastern Texas, northwestern Louisiana, eastern Araknsas, the Missouri Bootheel and western Kentucky. Storms have formed ahead of the line over western Tennessee ahead of the main line. Some of the storms have been severe this afternoon and a few severe thunderstorm warnings remain in effect this […]

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Afternoon Update

Afternoon Update

| December 9, 2012 @ 12:05 pm

It has been a mixed bag of clouds and some sun across Central Alabama on this December Sunday. Patchy dense fog developed in areas that saw clear skies overnight, but visibilities were generally not too limited. Overnight lows looked more like the highs we would typically see in December, with morning temperatures in the middle […]

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Warm Today but Turning Colder

Warm Today but Turning Colder

| December 9, 2012 @ 8:11 am

An all new edition of the ABC 33/40 Weather Xtreme video is available in the player on the right sidebar of the blog. You can subscribe to the Weather Xtreme video on iTunes by clicking here. It appears certain that the mild weather of the last week or so will be coming to an end […]

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Severe Weather Tomorrow?

Severe Weather Tomorrow?

| December 9, 2012 @ 7:04 am

Brian will be along shortly with a full discussion and fresh Weather Xtreme video… I note SPC has put North Alabama in the standard “slight risk” of severe weather tomorrow… I am not overly impressed with the threat. Looks like a typical cold season high shear low CAPE type event. Yes, those can be problematic […]

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