Author name: Fred Gossage

After the downright disrespectfully and, at times dangerous, heat that we have had lately, relief is on the way! We just have one more day to go. Expect highs back into the low to mid 90s again for your Thursday with partly sunny skies. The advertised cool front will be approaching from the northwest though, […]

It’s late July, we expect hot weather, and we are certainly getting it. We’ll be back up into the mid 90s for our Thursday here across the Tennessee Valley. Expect mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies again, but a few isolated and very spotty afternoon and early evening thunderstorms are possible. With a bit more

The hot weather continues across the Tennessee Valley. After a hot Monday and Tuesday, we will be toasty once again for our Wednesday as daytime highs climb into the mid 90s after temps starting off in the mid to upper 70s during the morning. We will be mostly sunny to partly cloudy, but a few

We start off mostly clear, outside of a little patchy fog around daybreak, for our Wednesday morning. Temperatures begin in the low to mid 70s. By the afternoon, with daytime heating, we look to see a few scattered showers and thunderstorms. There may be a slightly better chance of them over southern middle Tennessee versus

Above is a shot of some of the flash flooding from the Iron City, Tennessee area via Sam Camp of our team. This isn’t anything close to the devastating flash flooding seen in other parts of the country, but we have had to deal with some road flooding and creeks rising out of their banks

It’s a typical early/mid summer afternoon across the Tennessee Valley on this Tuesday. We have a mix of sun and clouds across the area, with warm temperatures, as well as scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms. The heaviest storms are producing frequent lightning, gusty winds of 30-40 mph, and heavy downpours. Those scattered showers and

Good Thursday afternoon! We will continue to stay dry and warm this evening, with temperatures dropping into the lower 80s by 8pm. Overnight lows will be in the mid 60s to lower 70s with generally clear skies. For your 4th of July forecast, we are remaining dry but continuing to warm up! Highs will be

We have picked up many new followers through a very active spring storm season and then after adding Madison County AL and Lincoln County TN to our viewing area not long ago… as well as from folks finding out about us while hearing the launch of our affiliate neighboring partner Matt Laubhan’s new digital weather

We start off the new month by taking a look back at June weather stats from our corner of the Tennessee Valley. For this, we use data from the NWS climate reporting station at the Northwest Alabama Regional Airport in Muscle Shoals. It is the closest NWS climate reporting station that is centrally located in

After a rather slow start to the Atlantic hurricane season compared to the last several years (no complaints here!), Andrea formed in the open North Atlantic on Tuesday, briefly becoming the first named tropical storm of the 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season. Since then, Andrea has moved into less favorable conditions with the convection associated with