• Journal

    Posted on April 11th, 2009

    Written by Scott Fillmer

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    Good Friday Moves to Tornadoes // Friday Feet

    Good Friday Moves to Tornadoes // Friday Feet

    This Friday for Friday Feet the plan was to focus on the day at hand, Good Friday.  We had a nice relaxing day at home on Friday in preparation for the Good Friday service and it ended up being one of the more memorable services that either Deborah or I have been to in years.  [...]

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    Posted on March 1st, 2009

    Written by Scott Fillmer

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    March Snowstorm in Alabama // Photos

    March Snowstorm in Alabama // Photos

    A rare snowstorm hit the state of Alabama this weekend.  It was 3,319 days since any measurable snow was recorded at the Birmingham airport and today they reported 2 inches of snow.  That said, we are two hours southeast of Birmingham so I am sure it has been even longer down here.  It was quite [...]

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    Posted on March 1st, 2009

    Written by Scott Fillmer

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    Auburn University in the Snow // Photos

    Auburn University in the Snow // Photos

    This was one heck of a snow storm we had today.  Over the past two days we have had tornado warnings, then 70 degree sunshine, and the very next day we had several inches of snow.  I did manage to get out and take several shots of the snow storm today and didn’t want to [...]

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    Posted on August 29th, 2008

    Written by Scott Fillmer

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    Gustav and Hanna Looking for a Place to Land

    Gustav and Hanna Looking for a Place to Land

    These two storms look like they could really do some damage once they reach the U.S. coast.  Right now both are predicted to reach hurricane status over the weekend and then hurricane Gustav looks like it will go to the Louisiana side and hurricane Hanna the Florida side. Sorry no photography posted other than the [...]

  • Journal

    Posted on August 24th, 2008

    Written by Scott Fillmer

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    An Alabama Drought Says, Thanks for the Rain Fay

    An Alabama Drought Says, Thanks for the Rain Fay

    Tropical Storm Fay made its way across our corner of Alabama yesterday and last night, bringing some great rain to a drought area. Tornado warning after warning came and went, but the most we got here is a good solid day of soaking and some wind. A great day to stay inside and [...]

  • Journal

    Posted on August 19th, 2008

    Written by Scott Fillmer

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    Should Auburn Prepare for Hurricane Fay?

    Should Auburn Prepare for Hurricane Fay?

    Has anyone else here in the southeastern part of Alabama (namely Auburn-Opelika) been following the progress of tropical storm Fay? That’s us below, just about between the 8 on “8 AM Sun” and the “D”. Doesn’t actually look like it will reach hurricane strength now, but it keeps going back and forth.
    I usually [...]

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    Posted on August 17th, 2007

    Written by islandzephyr

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    Hurricane Dean Has Been Upgraded to a Category 4

    Hurricane Dean Has Been Upgraded to a Category 4

    Hurricane Dean has now been upgraded to a category 4 hurricane and is headed for the Gulf of Mexico. Several amateur radio nets have now been activated, and all the net information can be found at http://www.hwn.org/
    Dean looks like it will make landfall around Cozumel and then pass on into the gulf where it should [...]

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    Posted on August 16th, 2007

    Written by islandzephyr

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    Hurricane Dean and Erin Now Active in the Gulf

    The gulf now has a few storms, tropical storm Erin and hurricane Dean, the first hurricane of the 2007 Atlantic season. Dean looks like it will have plenty of time and water to strengthen into this weekend and it is projected to reach Mexico as a category 4 storm. You can see the current projections [...]