James Spann retweeted
Beautiful sunset in Trenton! #alabamaweathernetwork #alwx #valleywx #HUNwx @spann @BenSmith_WHNT @weswyattweather @simpsonWVTM13 @AriWeather @monsoonchaser @DrewMcCombs @wxhistorian @Sadiemorristv @AlabamaWXNet @WEATHERmanBURKE @DanielleDozier @jeffcastlewx
James Spann retweeted
Autumn at Cumberland Gap #kywx #ekywx @spann @AndrewWMBF @nwsjacksonky @JenNimePalumbo @jsmithwx @SSmithWeather @jloganwxguy @weatherchannel @WeatherNation @JimCantore @cjwxguy56 @Kentuckyweather @MarcWeinbergWX @EmilyMcKinneyWx
James Spann retweeted
Beautiful end of the day on Lake Harris @spann – at Leesburg, FL
James Spann retweeted
The Grand at Point Clear. Gorgeous! @spann
James Spann retweeted
Perfect weather for this!
Orange Beach, Alabama. @ThomasGeboyWX @weswyattweather @KellyFosterWX @Dave_Nussbaum @StephWVTM13 @WEARAllenStrum @WKRGEd @StephWVTM13 @spann – at Orange Beach, AL
James Spann retweeted
Replying to @SpencerHoltWX
@SpencerHoltWX @spann @katymorganwx @HenryRothenberg @NWSNashville @JimCantore @DanielleBreezy @thewxmack @CycloforumsPR @LisaSpencerWSMV @WeatherNation we’re getting some color 🍁 in Nashville
Dry weather continues across Alabama through Friday. A few isolated showers are possible, but rain chances will be higher Sunday. Forecast details are on today's afternoon briefing: youtube.com/live/wa-2dzZMOQ8…
This guy needs a big hug too.
Replying to @spann @RandyGWheeler1
James still thinks that weather is Mother Nature. His old ass is still stuck in thinking god creates weather lmfaooo
I think this guy needs a big hug…
Replying to @spann
There is no such thing as space. It is water. Werner van Braun proved other there in Huntsville AL and put it on his tombstone. Yes James you are a boomer who lies
James Spann retweeted
Valley fog and a cool start lead into sunny 70s today. Alabama stays dry through Friday. Spotty Halloween showers are possible, but rain is more likely late Saturday night and Sunday, with no severe weather expected.
Rain totals of 0.75-1 inch for much of Alabama, mostly Sunday, will help but won't end the drought. A separate system could bring strong storms around the middle of next week.
#alwx #alabamaweather #wx #forecast
PATTERN CHANGE: The long dry spell will end across Alabama this weekend; highest coverage of rain is expected Sunday.
A more dynamic system is due in here by the middle of next week... this might even offer the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms. Too early to be specific; simply something to watch for now.
Alabama's tornado season begins Sunday... it runs from November through May.
Fog over the Tombigbee River this morning as seen from the Regions/Alabama Weather Network SKYCAM at Demopolis…
Rain returns to Alabama this weekend; highest coverage will likely be on Sunday. Forecast details are on today's morning briefing: youtube.com/live/RYHy2HLrZXw…




































