High Noon in Alabama

During the night, a few leftover thunderstorms from the Tennessee Valley decided to go south. They were slow about it, but around daybreak, the few that was left let out a loud boom (thunder) around daybreak in Blount, NE Jefferson and Shelby County.

Since that time, those few storms shifted of to the east and southeast so here is what we we find at 12:30 early this afternoon:

A line of storms along the Calhoun-Cleburne County line in NE Alabama and extending south and SW along the Talladega-Clay County line and along the Clay-Tallapoosa line to the Montgomery area, and finally.into South Central Alabama.

These are not big bad storms and lightning is fairly scarce. Most of it, however is SW of Montgomery. The storms still giving some good rain amounts.

HIGH NOON OFFICIAL TEMPERATURES
92 Muscle Shoals, heat index 104
91 Huntsville, heat index 104
88 Gadsden, heat index 102
94 Tuscaloosa, heat index 105
90 Anniston, heat index 100
94 Mobile, heat index 103
90 Ozard, heat index 108
91 Troy, heat index 101
87 Birmingham
81 Montgomery
87 Anniston

Those temperatures sound cool when compared to these Sunday temperatures:

100 Dallas-Fort Worth
108 Fort Smith, Ark.
107 Tulsa
111 Wichita
105 Wichita Falls
112 Hutchinson, Kansas

Category: Alabama's Weather