It did not arrive as early as we originally expected in Central Alabama.
The rain that we thought would spread north from the Gulf of Mexico has been sliding off to the northeast into Southeast Alabama and South Georgia.
However, the rain we expected from the west is moving into the state. It has already overspread part of Northwest Alabama.
At 11:30 am, it was raining as far east as Decatur, Double Springs and Fayette. Very light rain or sprinkles reported as far east as the Birmingham area.
Even up in extreme North Alabama, temperatures have moderated into the upper 40s, so little or no danger of any icing.
The rain that we thought would spread north from the Gulf of Mexico has been sliding off to the northeast into Southeast Alabama and South Georgia.
However, the rain we expected from the west is moving into the state. It has already overspread part of Northwest Alabama.
At 11:30 am, it was raining as far east as Decatur, Double Springs and Fayette. Very light rain or sprinkles reported as far east as the Birmingham area.
Even up in extreme North Alabama, temperatures have moderated into the upper 40s, so little or no danger of any icing.
sam has the inside out backwards pj thing covered. poor miss molly probably wouldn't know what to think, we will just have to get her some tiny red sparky rain boots to keep her feet warm and dry :-)
on December 8, 2005, 11:51 am
Brrrrrrrr.
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