Showers continue to slowly build across Central Alabama this afternoon.
They are fairly numerous over Pickens, Fayette and Tuscaloosa Counties and over eastern Jefferson, Blount, St. Clair and eastern Shelby Counties.
New showers are popping up over Etowah and Calhoun Counties.
The heaviest activity, which includes a couple of thunderstorms, was just east of Fayette and over southern St. Clair County along highway 231 south of Pell City.
Nice showers are just east of I-459 from Leeds back toward Liberty Park.
A developing storm was between Pinson and Fultondale in northern Jefferson County.
Activity is moving generally to the south and southwest.
James reported 0.12 from a good shower a short time ago in Greystone Farms in North Shelby County.
You can expect additional showers and storms to develop during the next few hours over Central Alabama in association with a mid level trough in the atmosphere.
They are fairly numerous over Pickens, Fayette and Tuscaloosa Counties and over eastern Jefferson, Blount, St. Clair and eastern Shelby Counties.
New showers are popping up over Etowah and Calhoun Counties.
The heaviest activity, which includes a couple of thunderstorms, was just east of Fayette and over southern St. Clair County along highway 231 south of Pell City.
Nice showers are just east of I-459 from Leeds back toward Liberty Park.
A developing storm was between Pinson and Fultondale in northern Jefferson County.
Activity is moving generally to the south and southwest.
James reported 0.12 from a good shower a short time ago in Greystone Farms in North Shelby County.
You can expect additional showers and storms to develop during the next few hours over Central Alabama in association with a mid level trough in the atmosphere.
on July 16, 2006, 12:33 pm
I can't complain, though! I got a good passing rainstorm yesterday!
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