Be sure and read Jason Simpson's excellent post on Climate vs. Weather below this one. Good stuff.
Just posted the new seven day forecast over on that page... I wrote the afternoon package today for J.B. Elliott who is taking the day off. He will be "back in service" later this evening.
Al, our first storm of the big three, is quite a system. The surface low shows up on the upper Texas coast.
New Orleans has surged to 75 degrees, and severe storms are possible this evening along the upper Texas and Louisiana coast. Severe storms could move to the coastal counties of Mississippi and Alabama later tonight in the warm sector.
Al will bring a soaking rain here... one to two inches are likely. Might even hear some thunder here tonight.
And, the wedge has set up just as forecast... Fort Payne is holding at 39 up in DeKalb county in the wedge... Athens, GA is at 36 and Asheville, NC reports 28. A pretty nasty ice storm is ahead tonight in the general area from the northeast tip of Georgia all the way to Pennsylvania.
I will now shift duties to the blog here and will have the new discussion on AL, BOB, and HOPE along with a new map discussion video ready by 3:30....
Just posted the new seven day forecast over on that page... I wrote the afternoon package today for J.B. Elliott who is taking the day off. He will be "back in service" later this evening.
Al, our first storm of the big three, is quite a system. The surface low shows up on the upper Texas coast.
New Orleans has surged to 75 degrees, and severe storms are possible this evening along the upper Texas and Louisiana coast. Severe storms could move to the coastal counties of Mississippi and Alabama later tonight in the warm sector.
Al will bring a soaking rain here... one to two inches are likely. Might even hear some thunder here tonight.
And, the wedge has set up just as forecast... Fort Payne is holding at 39 up in DeKalb county in the wedge... Athens, GA is at 36 and Asheville, NC reports 28. A pretty nasty ice storm is ahead tonight in the general area from the northeast tip of Georgia all the way to Pennsylvania.
I will now shift duties to the blog here and will have the new discussion on AL, BOB, and HOPE along with a new map discussion video ready by 3:30....
when it was "supposed" to snow, I would count on waking up to a magical, sparkling white morning with no school, a day of fun in the snow. Because this is Alabama, very rarely did this happen!! While the disapointments are still there, I know in the back of my mind there is still the "it will happen one day" concept. It is still fun (for me anyways) to speculate, and "HOPE" for that magical day to come :-)
on December 14, 2005, 1:29 pm
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