This afternoon will be the 35th anniversary of the horrific Huntsville Airport Road Tornado. At around 4:30 pm on Nov 15th, 1989, a large, violent F4 tornado tore through the south side of Huntsville, AL. Some of the hardest impacted areas include Jones Valley, the Whitesburg area, Garth Mountain, and Airport Road. The deadly twister, […]

Today is Veterans Day and I would like to take a moment to thank every veteran for serving this incredible nation. Your sacrifices do not go unnoticed. If you have plans this afternoon, we are looking rain free with a little bit of a breeze. Temperatures will be comfortable for most, and a little chilly

It’s breezy out there across the Tennessee Valley this afternoon! We can thank a cold front to our west for the strong southerly wind over the next few days. That cold front will impact our weather in the form of a slight inconvenience, bringing us rain and maybe a few rumbles of thunder Tuesday night

It comes as a shock to absolutely nobody that drought conditions remain across a large part of the viewing area. If anything, it’s a little bit of a surprise that much of our region isn’t ranked in slightly worse drought conditions than what are shown on the latest Drought Monitor update from the NWS Climate

If you have a busy week ahead- at least you do not have the weather to worry about for the next several days. Each day will pretty much be the same this week. Highs in the 70s or 80s, while we stay dry aside from very minimal rain chances AT BEST. This afternoon will be

Friday marked a two-fold celebration in Huntsville for Meteorologists in the Tennessee Valley as UAH celebrated 10 years since the establishment of SWIRLL – the Severe Weather Institute and Radar & Lightning Laboratories – and the beginning of a partnership with the Doppler on Wheels team, known best for their decades of groundbreaking tornado research,

Now that the jet stream is making its migration south and strong cold fronts are reaching our area, we are shifting back toward severe weather season here in the Tennessee Valley. Our tornado season here runs from November through May, although we can sometimes see activity pick up a few weeks early in October some

Anyone longing for fall weather does not have to wait any longer. There will be a nice crisp to the air this week as we reap the benefits of a cold front that swung through the Tennessee Valley. In fact, this afternoon will be the warmest of the next few, as the cooler air settles