That line of strong thunderstorms broke up somewhat as it got closer to Birmingham. Some parts of the city did not get any rain. In NE Trussville, there was 0.54 of an inch of rain in about 15 minutes.
At 3:30 pm the line of storms (not a distinct line) extended from the Eutaw-Moundville area in West Central Alabama, northeastward to East Jefferson and St. Clair County and to near Gadsden. Movement toward the east and southeast.
Some individual thunderstorms were scattered across Tuscaloosa and Walker County.
Cold front continues to painfully make it's way across the area. Here are some 3 pm temperatures:
59.6 in Hackleburg
61 in Hamilton and Muscle Shoals
66 at Birmingham Airport
55 in Jackson and Dyersburg in West Tennessee
54 in Nashville
57 in Memphis
At 3:30 pm the line of storms (not a distinct line) extended from the Eutaw-Moundville area in West Central Alabama, northeastward to East Jefferson and St. Clair County and to near Gadsden. Movement toward the east and southeast.
Some individual thunderstorms were scattered across Tuscaloosa and Walker County.
Cold front continues to painfully make it's way across the area. Here are some 3 pm temperatures:
59.6 in Hackleburg
61 in Hamilton and Muscle Shoals
66 at Birmingham Airport
55 in Jackson and Dyersburg in West Tennessee
54 in Nashville
57 in Memphis
on April 26, 2006, 2:51 pm
At 2 p.m., it was 73 in Fayette. At 3:45 p.m., it's 64 and the air feels much drier and cooler here. Also, the winds have picked up just a little.
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