In Celebration . . .

Two things to celebrate today.

1. The lack of significant severe weather (even though we had strong straight-line winds)
2. Another good rain event

I think we should celebrate each big rain event until the drought is over. Finally, when Dr. John Christy tells us that we have won the drought war, we should all gather at Jason Simpson’s house and have a big party. And a basketball playoff in his front yard.

Will finish this list tomorrow morning and include all the Skywatcher 24 hour totals.

1.14 Anniston Airport
1.16 Auburn
0.41 Shelby County Airport
0.56 Decatur
0.55 Dothan
0.79 Evergreen
0.58 Huntsville
0.64 Mobile Regional Airport
1.47 Montgomery/Dannelly Field
0.99 Muscle Shoals
0.83 Troy
0.66 Tuscaloosa
1.05 Bankhead National Forest
0.93 NE Trussville (where I live)
0.84 Crossville
0.40 Fort Payne Airport
0.65 Huntsville/UAH
0.49 Meridianville
0.74 Cullman Airport
1.03 Ashland
1.06 Alexander City
0.91 Anniston/Alabama Power
0.73 Smith Dam
1.09 Blountsville
1.02 Blount Springs
0.63 Logan Martin Dam
1.18 Clanton
1.06 Lay Dam
0.89 Collinsville
0.99 Cordova
0.75 Centre (Weiss Dam)
1.25 Sylacauga
1.27 Holt
0.81 Martin Dam
0.48 Wilsonville
0.67 Morris
0.66 Coldwater
0.63 SW Lamar County
0.80 Munford

SKYCAM WIND (PEAK GUST TODAY) AND RAIN
0.65 Downtown Birmingham, peak wind gust 51 mph
0.77 Clanton, gust 39
1.06 Cullman, gust 48
—- Decatur, gust 51
0.26 Demopolis, gust 45
0.32 Gadsden, gust 56
0.34 Gulf Shores, gust 41
0.33 Hamilton, gust 43
0.68 Huntsville, gust 42
0.63 Inverness, gusts 46
0.10 Jasper (?), gust 37
0.64 Montgomery, gust 32
0.56 Mt. Cheaha, gust 51
0.72 Selma, gust 32
0.03 Stevenson, gust 40
0.46 Downtown Tuscaloosa, gust 45

THIRSTY ATLANTA
1.15 Atlanta Airport
0.81 NE Atlanta
0.71 West Atlanta
0.55 Rome

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