Zack Webster

We added another 0.48" of rain out at Dothan Regional Airport yesterday, bringing the total since Thursday up to 3.26". That alone is enough to put us above normal for the entire month of May by 0.34". https://t.co/U1NcifHawf

Radar is the quietest it has looked right now probably since last Wednesday. We've got mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies in place with temperatures warming through the 70s. Most of us should find the lower to middle 80s with continued partly cloudy skies this afternoon. https://t.co/F5X31SwC2Y

We're tracking a few small showers moving northeast mostly over the Florida panhandle early this morning. As the rain clears out, the story shifts toward the heat and humidity that will be on the increase by the end of the week. It's feeling very much like summer by Thursday. https://t.co/YkkXFW7JOv

Our best rain chance for the day happened earlier this morning, but we're still tracking some very small downpours that are popping up around the region early this afternoon. Most of us will continue to stay dry with partly cloudy skies and highs in the upper 70s and lower 80s. https://t.co/jIvBqucyk2

A First Alert on summer-like heat on the way for us at the end of the week. Rain continues to fade away through Tuesday, then temperatures climb into the lower 90s by the end of the week. It looks like the humidity is sticking around as well with dew points in the 60s and 70s. https://t.co/oYVGk3tsIo

Skies are clearing out very quickly immediately behind the line of showers and storms, then partly cloudy skies start filling in after that. A few more isolated showers or storms are possible this afternoon. The rest of us see partly cloudy skies with highs in the lower 80s. https://t.co/zC1XImvKso

Lots of ponding on the roadways in this heavy rain. Be careful while driving in this in Dothan.

Those dark skies now line the horizon just to the west of Dothan as that line of heavier showers continues to march east. There has been a bit of a weakening trend observed with these showers, especially on the northern end of the line. We'll see if that trend continues. https://t.co/VznbWbliVy

Some dark and turbulent skies are starting to roll into Enterprise as some heavier rain approaches from the west. Our eastern locations will see some of these scattered showers and storms through the rest of the morning. https://t.co/YYFlLZk3TL

Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms are moving northeast through our western counties early this Monday morning. Rain chances will be the highest around the region through the morning, then rain becomes much more spotty for the afternoon. https://t.co/hOxn0V8voq

Watch out for some gusty winds especially in southern Early County, northeastern Houston County, and southeastern Henry County as this band of showers and a few thunderstorms surges to the northwest. https://t.co/zQDA7iCWoW

A band of heavy rain is moving into Dothan from the southeast. There may also be a brief increase of gusty winds as this moves through, but nothing that should be severe or damaging. https://t.co/KTIHXAfQX0

There's still nothing that jumps out at me as an immediate threat for any severe weather, but I'm watching areas inside the blue circled region for a near-term increase in at least a few strong storms through the morning. https://t.co/q9mtBmyDer

Flooding will become more of an increasing threat today as heavy rain trains over the same areas on an already saturated ground with the rain we've seen since Friday. Multiple flash flood warnings are in effect, and much of the region is under a flood watch through Monday. https://t.co/rCuzPRd6NM

I'm in early this morning just keeping an eye on showers and storms as they move mostly from south to north across the region. Gusty winds and hail will be the primary threats to watch for in any stronger storms. https://t.co/ExiLtFcJD3