The low pressure area that we want to watch was along the Texas-Oklahoma border at mid-afternoon.
This low will slide toward the ESE and maybe form more southward. It should move eastward across South Alabama overnight.
With cold air north of the low, the northern part of the state is subject to getting some snow.
At 3 pm, there was no precipitation across Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi or Alabama. It will develop later.
Here in Central Alabama, the precipitation will hold off until after midnight.
We will be here for the duration...including all night tonight for frequent updates.
Meanwhile: check the new 7-day discussion by Bill Murray here:
http://www.abc3340.com/weather/7day.html
Also check posts by James this morning and the video discussion by Brian this morning. James will probably post at other times through the event also.
For your information...our entire weather group is hooked into an instant network and we are all discussing the situation, exchanging ideas, you name it.
This low will slide toward the ESE and maybe form more southward. It should move eastward across South Alabama overnight.
With cold air north of the low, the northern part of the state is subject to getting some snow.
At 3 pm, there was no precipitation across Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi or Alabama. It will develop later.
Here in Central Alabama, the precipitation will hold off until after midnight.
We will be here for the duration...including all night tonight for frequent updates.
Meanwhile: check the new 7-day discussion by Bill Murray here:
http://www.abc3340.com/weather/7day.html
Also check posts by James this morning and the video discussion by Brian this morning. James will probably post at other times through the event also.
For your information...our entire weather group is hooked into an instant network and we are all discussing the situation, exchanging ideas, you name it.
on February 5, 2006, 3:13 pm
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