Brylee Brown

1 month ago | wvtm13.com | Brylee Brown

WEATHER. ALL RIGHT. GOOD SUNDAY MORNING. I’M KEEPING A CLOSE EYE ON THE RADAR FOR YOU. AND GOOD NEWS IS, WE STILL PROCEED WITHOUT ANY SEVERE WARNINGS. WE DON’T HAVE ANY SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNINGS OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT, BUT IT I VERY NOISY THIS MORNING. I’M SURE SOME OF YOU PROBABLY WOKE UP TO THE SOUND OF THUNDER AND THE RAIN ALONE. VERY HEAVY. WE’VE HAD HEAVY RAINFALL RATES THIS MORNING. HERE’S A PICTURE OF THE RADAR. YOU’LL NOTICE MANY LOCATIONS NORTH OF I-20. NOW JUST SEEING LIGHT TO MODERATE RAIN.

1 month ago | wvtm13.com | Brylee Brown

SO WE’RE STILL LOOKING BACK AT WHAT HAPPENED ON SATURDAY NIGHT, SIMPLY BECAUSE IT’S GOOD TO LOOK AT THE PAST TO DETERMINE WHAT OUR EXPECTATIONS OUGHT TO BE FOR THE FUTURE. SO WE HAD THIS HIGH RISK AND WE HAD THIS 30% HATCHED AREA WHERE TORNADOES WERE SUPPOSED TO DEVELOP, AND IT VERIFIED IT ABSOLUTELY DID. IF YOU TAKE A CLOSER LOOK HERE AT THAT 30% ZONE, THAT DID A REALLY GOOD JOB ENCOMPASSING RIELLY WHERE WE SAW MOST OF THE TORNADO ACTIVITY SATURDAY. AND WHAT IS THE HIGH RISK ACTUALLY MEAN?

2 months ago | wvtm13.com | Brylee Brown

IS WVTM 13 WEATHER. WE’RE STARTING WITH A LITTLE BIT OF LIGHT RAIN THIS SUNDAY MORNING SCATTERED BETWEEN SHELBY CHILTON COUNTIES OVER TOWARDS CENTERVILLE, TUSCALOOSA THE HEAVIEST RAIN NOW IN PICKENS COUNTY, WEST ALABAMA BETWEEN REFORM CARROLLTON ALICEVILLE. WE’VE ACTUALLY GOT A LITTLE BIT OF THUNDER TOO, MOVING IN FROM MISSISSIPPI. AND IT’S GOING TO BE MORE OF THIS THROUGH THE REST OF SUNDAY.

2 months ago | wvtm13.com | Brylee Brown

FEW WEEKS. ALL RIGHT, BRYLEE, I’M LOOKING FORWARD TO THE REST OF THIS WEEK’S FORECAST. IT SOUNDS GREAT. YOU AND I BOTH. IT’S GOING TO GET PRETTY WARM THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF THE WEEK, BUT THIS MORNING IT IS STILL CHILLY AND THERE ARE SOME LOCATIONS OVER NORTH ALABAMA THAT ARE BELOW FREEZING. CULLMAN AT 28, GADSDEN AT 27. AND YOU CAN SEE THAT WE’VE GOT A BROKEN LAYER OF CLOUDS LOOKING OVER VULCAN THIS MORNING.

2 months ago | wvtm13.com | Brylee Brown

We're 130,000 plus without power in Alabama powers territory alone that does not include the Tennessee Valley Authority, electric cooperatives over North Alabama. We could end up with, given these storms going through Auburn and uh Tuskegee, we could end up with more than 150, maybe 200,000 people without power overall. In fact, let's go over to Gladys right now at the breaking news desk and, uh, Gladys, this has been *** night.