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Afternoon Edition For Saturday April 30, 2005 ==================================================================
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GOOD AFTERNOON: It was a long night in the Weather Center last night as a long, slow moving line of strong thunderstorms edged through the area. The first signs of trouble came from the Mississippi Delta when tornadoes were reported around 10 p.m. near Shaw and Greenwood, Mississippi.
Tornado watches were issued for much of Northern, Central and West Alabama overnight and into the morning hours. Some of the storms showed distinct rotation, and although there was not severe destruction, there were definitely lots of reports of lots of wind damage. Some of the damage was quite possibly caused by tornadoes. Tree damage was reported at Romulus in Tuscaloosa County. This storm produced a few funnel cloud reports and a possible small tornado over Tuscaloosa County and turned into a bow echo as it moved into Jefferson and Shelby County. There were numerous reports of tree damage in areas around Alabaster, including trees on homes.
Power outages were reported across southern parts of the Birmingham Metro area. Winds gusted to 49 mph at Legion Field. High winds were reported in Helena and there was damage in the Amberly Woods Subdivision. Brian Peters reports the his initial assessment of the Helena damage is consistent with that of a small tornado. This same storm also caused a possible tornado that skipped around the Pelham, Columbiana and Wilsonville areas of Shelby County. The Shelby County 911 Center lost of a communications. Lots of trees were reported down over Cherokee County with some roof damage in Etowah County. Very impressive radar signatures of possible tornadoes popped up over Marengo County and over St. Clair County, but there have been no reports of tornadoes in those counties, so far.
Thankfully, there were few problems at the Talladega Speedway, where lots of people were camped for the weekend. The line bowed out and produced strong gusty winds as it moved south eastward, but the highest wind we observed at the track for 41 mph. The good news is that no one was injured.
OUR FORECAST: Our daytime highs were mainly recorded just after midnight, as temperatures fell into the 60s during the morning hours, and are having a hard time making forward progress in the clouds and cold air advection. Skies will clear this evening across the area, although a few lucky places might get a tiny spot of sun later this afternoon. Temperatures tonight will drop into the chilly middle 40s. Sunday promises to be a beautiful day, with lots of sunshine, but a cool northerly breeze with attempt to make you forget about the burning rays of that strong Spring sun, so dont forget the sunscreen. Alabama will be in damp easterly flow pattern next week.
ON THIS DATE IN 1924: The Horrell Hill tornado family cut paths of destruction along a 105 mile path in South Carolina. Fifty two people died in a dozen small towns. The strongest tornado in the family was an F4. Other killer tornadoes struck during the early morning hours, moved into Georgia and then into South Carolina by late morning. Sixty seven people died in all, nearly half of them in the town of Horrell Hill.
Bill Murray
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TONIGHT
Clear and chilly.
Morning Low 45
WIND: N 5-10
SUNDAY
Mostly sunny skies after a cool start.
Morning Low 45 Afternoon High 71
WIND: N 7-14
MONDAY
Partly cloudy skies.
Morning Low 46 Afternoon High 71
WIND: N 6-12
TUESDAY
Cloudy with a slight chance of showers.
Morning Low 49 Afternoon High 68
WIND: NE 5-10
WEDNESDAY
Cloudy with a chance of showers.
Morning Low 51 Afternoon High 69
WIND: NE 5-10
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THE 2005 ALABAMA SPORTS HALL OF FAME
REUNION OF WINNERS WEEKEND!
Mark your calendar for the most exciting "Sports Spectacular " weekend of the year! On June 11th, the 2005 ASHOF Reunion of Winners Celebrity Dinner and Silent Auction will be kicked off by comedian James Gregory at the Sheraton Civic Center Ballroom. The ROW Golf Tournament will be held on Monday, June 13th at the Bent Brook Golf Course.
Meet sports heroes Bobby Bowden, Cornelius Bennett, Bobby Humphries, Leroy Jordan, Kevin Greene, Ray Perkins, Pat Sullivan, and many more at these impressive events!
The ROW events are the primary fundraisers for the ASHOF Outreach Program.
Through this program, more than 50,000 students statewide have been provided the opportunity to visit the ASHOF and be inspired by some of our state's and nation's most outstanding sports figures who are ASHOF Inductees.
Rub shoulders with Alabama's greatest sport heroes and help to inspire thousands of students statewide by participating in the ASHOF Reunion of Winners events. See you there!
For more information, call 205-323-6665 or visit http://www.ashof.org ============================================================
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