The Thursday afternoon video is on the server:
http://beta.abc3340.com/weather/video.hrb
The great north, in this case, is Cullman county. We take Storm Alert 2005 to Hanceville tonight... we will be in the auditorium at Wallace State Community College. The entrance is right on U.S. 31... just about 8 miles south of Cullman. We expect a big crowd so get down there by 6:30 or so to get a seat. We are looking forward to it.
Posted a little early today with the show tonight ahead, but we have all of the 12Z data in house.
Not many changes:
*Maybe a little colder tonight than we forecast this morning. Looks like most places wind up in the mid 20s by daybreak tomorrow... with a range between 20 and 30 from valleys to ridge tops. The surface high should be overhead by daybreak, so the wind should be light. The sky condition will pretty much determine how low we go.
*Cool and dry weather continues through Saturday, and we bring in the chance of rain Saturday night and Sunday. Stalled surface front and pesky southwest flow aloft means an extended period of wet weather. It will be very hard to time out individual rain episodes, but it sure looks like there will be some chance of rain just about every day from February 20-25.
*GFS still advertising a nice cold snap at the end of February and the beginning of March. Will be interesting to see how we get there, but it looks pretty cold at this point.
Watch the video for the details... am packing up now for tonight's show. We will be flying in Air Link 33/40... the actual trip will take only about 20 minutes from our Riverchase studio. Not much traffic at 2,500 feet!
http://beta.abc3340.com/weather/video.hrb
The great north, in this case, is Cullman county. We take Storm Alert 2005 to Hanceville tonight... we will be in the auditorium at Wallace State Community College. The entrance is right on U.S. 31... just about 8 miles south of Cullman. We expect a big crowd so get down there by 6:30 or so to get a seat. We are looking forward to it.
Posted a little early today with the show tonight ahead, but we have all of the 12Z data in house.
Not many changes:
*Maybe a little colder tonight than we forecast this morning. Looks like most places wind up in the mid 20s by daybreak tomorrow... with a range between 20 and 30 from valleys to ridge tops. The surface high should be overhead by daybreak, so the wind should be light. The sky condition will pretty much determine how low we go.
*Cool and dry weather continues through Saturday, and we bring in the chance of rain Saturday night and Sunday. Stalled surface front and pesky southwest flow aloft means an extended period of wet weather. It will be very hard to time out individual rain episodes, but it sure looks like there will be some chance of rain just about every day from February 20-25.
*GFS still advertising a nice cold snap at the end of February and the beginning of March. Will be interesting to see how we get there, but it looks pretty cold at this point.
Watch the video for the details... am packing up now for tonight's show. We will be flying in Air Link 33/40... the actual trip will take only about 20 minutes from our Riverchase studio. Not much traffic at 2,500 feet!
on February 18, 2005, 1:04 am
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