Clear and Cooler Temperatures Across Much of the Eastern U.S.; Heavy Rain in Florida

A high pressure system is bringing mostly clear skies and cooler temperatures across much of the eastern U.S. to the Mid-South. A stationary front will produce thunderstorms and heavy rain across the Florida Peninsula to the immediate Southeastern coast. Severe thunderstorms are possible across portions of the central and southern Plains. Read More >

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Image of a funnel cloud taking from the AmSouth parking garage in downtown Huntsville looking toward Meridianville (Photo courtesy of Donna Butcher and WHNT).	Lightning illustrates a tail cloud of a storm as it passes north of Athens. (Photo courtesy Kasey Brown.)

Another vivid lightning photograph, this time from Hazel Green. (Photo courtesy Edwin Dunning.)	Some of the most incredible lightning pictures we've seen have come from the April 7 outbreak. This lightning bolt came from a supercell that passed near Phil Campbell. (Photo courtesy Josh T.)

More incredible lightning photography, this fime from Madison. (Photo courtesy Bryan Shirkey.)	Mammatus from a nearby supercell passes near Madison. (Photo courtesy Jason Burks.)

Numerous reports of large hail came in from all across the Tennessee Valley. This quarter to golf-ball size hail fell in southeast Huntsville. (Photo courtesy Rick Mullin.)

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Clear and Cooler Temperatures Across Much of the Eastern U.S.; Heavy Rain in Florida

April 7, 2006 Storm Photos