This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated.
Thankfully the rain is over! More is in the forecast tonight into Thursday!
Rainfall through Tuesday night had been most significant from near the Tennessee River southward into Central Alabama:
- 3.49″ at Forney (Cherokee Co.)
- 3.22″ at Weiss Dam (Cherokee Co.)
- 2.36″ in Sardis City (Etowah Co.)
- 2.01″ in Hodges (Franklin Co., Ala.)
- 1.93″ in Albertville (Marshall Co.)
- 1.85″ in South Decatur (Morgan Co.)
- 1.78″ at Spring Branch near John Hunt Park in Huntsville
- 1.59″ on Dug Hill Road (Madison Co.)
- 1.35″ in Athens (Limestone Co.)
- 1.32″ at Huntsville International
Drying out
Cooler and drier air continues to filter in. We are in the middle 40s early, but wind chills are in the 30s. We only see lower to middle 50s this afternoon with a gusty northeast wind. Some sun is possible, but it won’t last. Rain returns tonight into Thursday.
Looking for the rest of the forecast? It’s always online at WHNT.com/Weather and in the “Daily Forecast” section on Live Alert 19!
-Jason
Connect with me!
Facebook
Twitter (@simpsonwhnt)
Download Live Alert 19 for iOS or Android.
