Flash Flood Warning for Jefferson County Extended Until 2 a.m.
Please do not venture out tonight. Serious flash flooding is ongoing across the Birmingham Metro area.
Archive for June 19th, 2021
Numerous Water Rescues Going on Across Birmingham and Tuscaloosa Areas
Please stay home tonight all across North and Central Alabama where flooding severe.
Rain and Storms Calming Down, Serious Flooding Ongoing; Pay Attention to Flash Flood Warnings Overnight
Rainfall is slowly diminishing, but serious flooding is ongoing across parts of Central Alabama.
Flash Flood Watch Expanded, Extended through the Overnight Hours
The flash flood threat continues through the overnight hours for much of Central Alabama.
At 10 pm: Center of Claudette Moving Through Central Alabama
Claudette is expected to produce additional rainfall totals of 2 to 4 inches with isolated maximum amounts of 8 inches across northern Alabama, northern Georgia, the Florida Panhandle, and South and North Carolina.
Flash Flood Warning for Cherokee County
Very heavy rain is occurring over Northeast Alabama,w ith rainfall rates approaching 2 inches per hour.
Flash Flood Warning for Parts of DeKalb and Marshall Counties til 3:15 AM CDT
3-5 inches has fallen across Marshall and DeKalb Counties.
Flash Flood Warning for Greene, Tuscaloosa Counties EXTENDED till 11:45 PM CDT
Life-threatening flooding continues across Tuscaloosa and Greene Counties, including the Tuscaloosa/Northport areas.
Exploding Storms Over West Alabama: Flood Advisory for Jefferson and Shelby Counties
A serious situation is occurring in the Tuscaloosa/Northport area when numerous roads are flooded or impassable. The Tuscaloosa County EMA asks that residents stay home and do not drive.
Radar Indicates 6-7 Inches of Rain Has Fallen in the Tuscaloosa/Northport Area
There are reports of serious flooding.
Latest on Claudette, Plus an Update on Central Alabama’s Weather at 8 pm
Much of the southern portions of Central Alabama have dried out from the torrential rains that fell during the morning and afternoon hours, while much of the activity continues along and north of the I-20 corridor.
Dangerous Situation in Tuscaloosa/ Northport Area
Matt Devine reports 5.51 inches. He is the Turf Manager at North River Yacht Club.
2.28 Inches of Rain in One Hour at Tuscaloosa
Heavy is nearly stationary over the flash flood warning area.
