The tropical wave that had upwards of a 20% chance of developing into a tropical storm near the Lesser Antilles has moved into an environment NOT supportive of development. With Tropical Storm Ernesto headed toward Ireland, the Atlantic basin will again be QUIET. ? pic.twitter.com/xLE1CxvGkh
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) August 18, 2018
RAIN AND STORMS ENDING… Other than a few remnant showers in Covington, Monroe, and Clarke counties, rain and storms have ended for the day across the southern half of Alabama and northwest Florida. Here is a current look at the KMOB local radar display as of 8:24PM Friday evening…
Another round of pop-up thunderstorms is expected on Saturday across our region.
49 years ago tonight, category 5 Hurricane Camille brought wind some of 155mph+ to the Gulf Coast region… Good report here by @NWSMobile: https://t.co/ikAytIux6V pic.twitter.com/i2jNvDP0o7
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) August 18, 2018
Near Gulf Shores, AL today… https://t.co/QxUBS1XDnr
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) August 17, 2018
@spann @rzweather #Rainbow #GodsPromise pic.twitter.com/nKwhG6PjHJ
— Michael Sanders (@HeyTechiesMike) August 17, 2018
