Don't know about you, but I wish we could can today's air over Alabama into a 500 trillion (no zillion) gallon jug and release it in intervals during July and August.
Won't have too many more morning like this until we will be waking up to low temperatures of 72 and 74 with dew points around 70. Hurry on October. Yeah, I know that is wishing my life away.
No stupendous low temperatures this morning, even for early April.
Howsomever (there is that Snuffy Smith expression again) we list below some low temperatures this morning. To keep the list shorter, these are places that had lows in the 30s and 40s.
36 in Black Creek and Vic Bell reports frost on windshields
36 also in Hamilton, Fort Payne, Vinemont (Cullman Airport)
37 in Meridianville
38 in Crossville
39 in Crudup
40 in Pinson and Gaylesville
41 in Decatur
42 in Jasper, Huntsville, Desoto State Park
43 in Addison, Muscle Shoals, Birmingham
44 in Alexander City, Wedowee
45 at Centreville, Heflin, Auburn, Tuscaloosa, Albertville
46 in Ashville, Clanton
47 at Livingston, Horseshoe Bend, Anniston, Troy
49 in Montgomery and at Shelby County Airport (Birmingham NWS)
BET YOU WONDER
Where Crudup is? (Their low this morning 39) We get daily reports from there. It is an Alabama temperature and rainfall station in a beautiful deep valley in NE Alabama. It is a very small community in the Little Wills Valley north of Gadsden. Naturally on clear, still nights, the colder air, being heavier, sinks into places like that. Maybe Jason Simpson will plot them on his TV map one morning and explain how Crudup got that name. I love the way Jason does that during Good Morning Alabama.
BACK IN SERVICE
Sure good to be communicating with the world again after nearly three days being dead in the water as far as Internet and E-Mail was concerned. Thanks to James Spann and Steve Elliott (my son) for getting me rolling again. Especially James who spent several hours at mid-day yesterday doggedly checking every possible flaw that had me grounded. When I win the $10 Million Publishers Clearing House (which I haven't entered) I am going to put both those guys on a retainer fee. I have also changed Internet providers and email. My new email address is:
jbelliott@centurytel.net
...or
jb.elliott@theweathercompany.com
The weathercompany address defaults to centurytel
Won't have too many more morning like this until we will be waking up to low temperatures of 72 and 74 with dew points around 70. Hurry on October. Yeah, I know that is wishing my life away.
No stupendous low temperatures this morning, even for early April.
Howsomever (there is that Snuffy Smith expression again) we list below some low temperatures this morning. To keep the list shorter, these are places that had lows in the 30s and 40s.
36 in Black Creek and Vic Bell reports frost on windshields
36 also in Hamilton, Fort Payne, Vinemont (Cullman Airport)
37 in Meridianville
38 in Crossville
39 in Crudup
40 in Pinson and Gaylesville
41 in Decatur
42 in Jasper, Huntsville, Desoto State Park
43 in Addison, Muscle Shoals, Birmingham
44 in Alexander City, Wedowee
45 at Centreville, Heflin, Auburn, Tuscaloosa, Albertville
46 in Ashville, Clanton
47 at Livingston, Horseshoe Bend, Anniston, Troy
49 in Montgomery and at Shelby County Airport (Birmingham NWS)
BET YOU WONDER
Where Crudup is? (Their low this morning 39) We get daily reports from there. It is an Alabama temperature and rainfall station in a beautiful deep valley in NE Alabama. It is a very small community in the Little Wills Valley north of Gadsden. Naturally on clear, still nights, the colder air, being heavier, sinks into places like that. Maybe Jason Simpson will plot them on his TV map one morning and explain how Crudup got that name. I love the way Jason does that during Good Morning Alabama.
BACK IN SERVICE
Sure good to be communicating with the world again after nearly three days being dead in the water as far as Internet and E-Mail was concerned. Thanks to James Spann and Steve Elliott (my son) for getting me rolling again. Especially James who spent several hours at mid-day yesterday doggedly checking every possible flaw that had me grounded. When I win the $10 Million Publishers Clearing House (which I haven't entered) I am going to put both those guys on a retainer fee. I have also changed Internet providers and email. My new email address is:
jbelliott@centurytel.net
...or
jb.elliott@theweathercompany.com
The weathercompany address defaults to centurytel
on April 4, 2006, 10:36 am
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on April 4, 2006, 10:48 am
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on April 4, 2006, 10:50 am
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