COOL LINKS

ABC 33/40 Seven Day Discussion: Our discussion on the ABC 33/40 web site relating to north and central Alabama. Updated often on a daily basis!

ABC 33/40 Weather Watcher Reports: Daily reports from our team of weather watchers across Alabama, and various parts of the nation.

AllWorship.com: The old Reality 101 team now has three Internet only music stations that have exploded in popularity all over the world. Check it out!

American Radio Relay League: My hobby has been amateur radio since the age of 14. Learn more about this great service, and how you can get your license and get on the air with us!

Bill Murray's Great Tornado Chase: Read Bill's blog from the field (aren't laptops and wireless Internet access great) on May 29, 2004. He and his team caught up with SEVEN tornados in the southern plains! Bill is a forecaster with The Weather Company.

Birmingham Rewound: If you grew up in or near Birmingham, this will bring back some great memories.

Blizzard of 1993 Memories: Pictures and stories from ABC 33/40 viewers, submitted on the 10th anniversary of the "Storm of the Century".

Gee's Bend: I love this Pulitzer award story on Gee's Bend, Alabama (from the Los Angeles times). Some of the best writing I have seen, and it features a place down in Wilcox County I have the pleasure of visiting. Some of the sweetest people in the world live in Gee's Bend; they are simply isolated.

Hole Punch Clouds Over Mobile: Is this weird, or what?

Hunter Street Baptist Church: This is where I spend plenty of time working in the children's ministry. If you live in the Birmingham area, pay us a visit!

Medialine Weather Forum: Interesting to read posts from TV meteorologists around the nation.

Mississippi State Dept. of Geosciences: This is where I was trained in meteorology; many TV weather people around the nation finished in meteorology at MSU.

Mt. Cheaha State Park: Some great pictures from a trip to Alabama's highest mountain in September 2004.

Penn State's E-Wall: Links to a big variety of weather data, including model output.

Reel Radio: Growing up in Tuscaloosa in the 1970s I played rock and roll music on an AM radio station at the tail end of the great top 40 era. This site features hundreds of "air checks" from others who were living the dream, on the radio, long ago.

Spann's Best Way To The Bama Beaches: Speaking of Gee's Bend, here is my favorite way of winding down to the coast from Birmingham.

TalkWeather: A weather discussion board for every state in the nation.