STORMS CONTINUE FARTHER INLAND… Scattered thunderstorms have developed across parts of Clarke, Monroe, and Washington counties in southwest Alabama this evening. These storms are moving northeast.
More storms will continue to develop over the next several hours.
It is the quintessential radar view for a late July day with scattered thunderstorms across south Alabama and northwest Florida.
More storms will develop and move ENE over the next few hours. pic.twitter.com/nM8g8zJKWZ
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) July 22, 2024
LOUD STORMS NEAR BREWTON… Thunderstorms happening near Brewton, East Brewton, Pollard, Keego, Riverview, Flomaton, and Century are producing loud thunder and heavy rain. These storms are moving east-northeast.
Thunderstorms that have developed across parts of Escmabia (FL), Santa Rosa, and Escambia (AL) counties are producing heavy downpours of rain. These storms are moving toward Canoe, Century, Jay, Chumuckla, Berrydale, Cobbtown, and Whitfield. pic.twitter.com/NPfJoSMELq
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) July 22, 2024
Scattered showers & storms continue to develop at midday across the region.
Most of the showers & storms have happened over the last few hours across NW Florida. Storms are moving into Pace, Milton, Pea Ridge, Five Points, & Laurel Hill shortly.
More downpours this afternoon! pic.twitter.com/VFGYJxW93D
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) July 22, 2024
SCATTERED SHOWERS & STORMS MOVING EAST… Isolated downpours are happening as of 10:30AM near Fidelis, Berrydale, Mary Esther, Hurlburt Field, Point Baker, Cantonment, and Seminole.
More storms are expected to develop across the region a bit later.
SCATTERED STORMS EACH DAY THIS WEEK… Thunderstorms are likely at times in each of the next 7 days. Beneficial, good rain at times!
Temperatures will be running just a hair below our climatological norms for this time of year this week.
SCATTERED TO NUMEROUS STORMS EACH DAY THIS WEEK… Thunderstorms are likely at times today as a warm, moist air mass remains in place across south Alabama and northwest Florida. Widespread severe storms are NOT expected, but thunderstorms will be capable of producing cloud-to-ground lightning, loud thunder, and heavy rain at times. This overall pattern is expected to persist throughout the week, with rain being likely at times each day. High temperatures will run just a bit below our climatological norms for this time of year with most spots peaking in the upper-80s today and over the next few days. Heat index values, however, will continue to be in the 90s due to prolific humidity in place across the region.
TROPICAL UPDATE… The Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, and Gulf of Mexico remain quiet with no new tropical storms expected to form over the next 5-7 days. There are some indications that the tropics may become more active in the 10-14 day range as we approach the month of August. Climatologically speaking, August, September, and October are the most active months of the Atlantic Hurricane Season.
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STORMS AROUND AT TIMES TODAY… Scattered thunderstorms will continue to be likely at times throughout the day on this Monday. Widespread severe storms are NOT expected, but storms will be loud and proud at times.
High temperatures will be in the mid- to upper-80s.
Have a nice start to your week!
