Storms Shift South

Most of the showers and thunderstorms have shifted more than half way down the state of Alabama tonight. Numerous communities received beneficial rains this afternoon and this evening.

At 8:50 tonight, the main line of storms extended across South Central Alabama from Choctaw County on the west side of the state to south of Montgomery to near Phenix City.

There was a secondary zone, or broad line of showers and storms north of there from Livingston and Demopolis eastward to north of Montgomery to Martin Lake. Heaviest rain was south and SE of Montgomery.

RAIN AMOUNTS (not an all-inclusive list)
0.67 Moody (final updated total from 3340 Skywatcher, Matt Padgett)
1.18 Bear Creek (NW Marion County)
0.90 Pinson/Clay off Doug Hollow Road (from Larry Mason)
0.71 NE Trussville
0.83 South Trussville (Bill Murray)
0.86 Pinson (NWS coop observer)
0.58 Tuscaloosa Airport
0.49 Muscle Shoals
1.10 Ashville
0.71 Haleyville
0.70 Sayre (West Jefferson County)
0.93 Meridianville
0.49 Decatur
0.48 Huntsville/UAH
0.08 Helena (Brian Peters as of 8 pm)
0.51 Morris
1.20 Tri-County area where Jefferson, Blount and St. Clair County join
1.85 Pinson (3340 Skywatcher)
0.26 Vinemont
0.30 Downtown Skycam
0.04 Clanton Skycam
0.38 Cullman Skycam
0.34 Demopolis Skycam
0.21 Gadsden Skyc am
0.40 Roebuck (Chuck Biddinger)
0.79 Gulf Shores Skycam
0.17 Hamilton Skycam
0.01 Inverness Skycam
0.14 Jasper Skycam
0.04 Cheaha Skycam
0.02 Tuscaloosa Skycam
0.12 Muscadine

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