At least for the most part.
There was one lingering thunderstorm at 6:30 pm east and NE of Anniston.
Otherwise everything is down south.
A line of scattered thunderstorms extended across South Central Alabama from Choctaw County on the west to Crenshaw and Pike County in the east.
Strongest storm was over Wilcox County where a Severe Thunderstorm Warning was posted until 7 pm. The storm was located near Pine Hill...or about 14 miles west of Camden and moving south at 15.
We will try to post some rainfall amounts later this evening.
One interesting note. It was raining so hard in Shelby County this afternoon that the rain was coming down around 3:38 pm at a rate of 9.60 inches an hour in the Inverness area.
Of course they did not get 9.60 inches becayse it did not rain for an hour that hard. But they did receive 1.59 inches.
There was one lingering thunderstorm at 6:30 pm east and NE of Anniston.
Otherwise everything is down south.
A line of scattered thunderstorms extended across South Central Alabama from Choctaw County on the west to Crenshaw and Pike County in the east.
Strongest storm was over Wilcox County where a Severe Thunderstorm Warning was posted until 7 pm. The storm was located near Pine Hill...or about 14 miles west of Camden and moving south at 15.
We will try to post some rainfall amounts later this evening.
One interesting note. It was raining so hard in Shelby County this afternoon that the rain was coming down around 3:38 pm at a rate of 9.60 inches an hour in the Inverness area.
Of course they did not get 9.60 inches becayse it did not rain for an hour that hard. But they did receive 1.59 inches.