I increasingly see this from meteorologists across the country… If every, single day is a “Code Red” Weather Day, what’s going to happen when we have a legitimate, potentially deadly weather day? I think we all know the answer. Sometimes, consultants’ advice should be VETOED.
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) February 27, 2019
Rain is pushing east from Clarke and Washington counties into Monroe and Conecuh counties as of 6:05PM. If you're headed out to a high school baseball/softball game, take the rain gear. Radar is always available at https://t.co/TGn2txkGFJ or the Radar tab in the RZW app. pic.twitter.com/vldZo6eQNz
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) February 27, 2019
Sunset at the Washington Monument in DC. @spann @weswyattweather @rzweather @capitalweather @StormHour #StormHour pic.twitter.com/pQkXq8fTfp
— Riley Johnson (@riley__johnson) February 26, 2019
SCATTERED SHOWERS… Light to moderate rain showers continue across south Alabama and northwest Florida as we get set for the 3PM hour. The heaviest rain at the moment is happening in northern Monroe County near Tunnel Springs and Beatrice.
Showers will continue to increase slightly in coverage over the next few hours.
Isolated rain showers are pushing eastward across south Alabama & NW Florida… Slightly heavier rain about to happen near Dees and Union Church in southern Mobile County. More rain happening along US43 in northern Clarke County near Fulton. pic.twitter.com/MHuhiTyGGf
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) February 26, 2019
