At 10:17 PM CDT, Doppler Radar Was Tracking A Strong Thunderstorm 7 Miles West Of Hartselle. This Storm Was Nearly Stationary. Pea Size Hail And Wind Gusts Of 40 To 50 Mph Will Be Possible With This Storm.
At 10:16 PM CDT, Doppler Radar Was Tracking A Strong Thunderstorm Near St. Florian, Or 8 Miles Northeast Of Florence, Moving Southeast At 30 Mph. Pea Size Hail And Wind Gusts Of 40 To 50 Mph Will Be Possible With This Storm.
We currently have strong storms moving through the extreme southern parts of Cullman County, southern and southeastern parts of Blount County, and the northern and northeastern parts of Jefferson County.
RADAR CHECK: A cluster of strong thunderstorms is parked over Northeast Alabama this afternoon. Heavy rain is falling over parts of Etowah, DeKalb, Cherokee, Calhoun, Cleburne, and Randolph counties… the storms are drifting slowly to the south. Some small hail was reported in East Gadsden. Otherwise, this has been a hot, hazy, humid day across […]
As of 1:00 pm, we have a few thunderstorms over the eastern parts of the area mainly over Calhoun and Cleburne counties.
MUGGY SUMMER DAYS: In the moist air over Alabama we have showers on radar at daybreak over parts of North and Central Alabama… they are moving eastward, and won’t last long. More scattered showers or storms could form this afternoon and this evening; odds of any one spot getting wet will be about one in four. Otherwise, expect a mix of sun and clouds today with a high close to 90.
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No rain over most of Alabama this afternoon… about the only showers on radar are over northern Baldwin County at mid-afternoon, northeast of Mobile.
Our Tuesday is fairly typical of what you expect for summer in Alabama as temperatures late this morning are in the 80s for the most part
PM2.5 is expected to be in the yellow range and Ozone is expected to be in the green range.
HOT, MUGGY DAY AHEAD: Look for a high around 90 degrees this afternoon with a partly sunny sky; any shower later today over the northern half of the state should be pretty isolated. Scattered afternoon thunderstorms are a bit more likely over the southern half of the state; SPC has a “marginal risk” (level 1/5) defined for areas south of a line from near Eutaw to Fort Deposit to Abbeville.
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At 4:50 pm, a cluster of thunderstorms were over Cleburne County and down into the northern parts of Clay and Randolph counties.
