As severe storms moved through the Valley on Friday, many of our viewers took the time to take photos of the clouds and the damage they left behind.
You can monitor the heavy storms while you are on the go with WHNT.com’s Interactive Radar or swipe over to the radar feature on Live Alert 19!
- When to Watch: Programming that was preempted for storm coverage will re-air overnight
- Three injured in tornado-confirmed storm in Cullman County
If you can safely take photos of the weather in your area, send them to us using the Submit Your Photo button below.
Here’s what viewers captured throughout the area:
Jessica Grotjahn
June 22, 20183:08 pm
Rain curtain spotted by Chelsy Jett
Scud clouds spotted by Jeff Sharp
Wall cloud/possible funnel spotted by Tonya Swindled in New Market
Shelf cloud spotted by Trudi Hancock Beard in Harvest
Photo Credit: Ramona Edwards
Photo Credit: Jason Holcomb
Heading north towards Hazel Green from Meridianville from the storm this afternoon. Photo via Stacy Frazier
Photo credit Barry Cooley “Tornado warned cloud north of Toyota plant”
Photo Credit Michelle Cleveland “Wall cloud Sparkman 9th Grade School”
Photo via Natasha Reece in Harvest at Jeff Rd and Burwell Rd.
Photo Credit: Carl Collins
Right off of Bob Wade Lane in Huntsville via Bradley Johnson
“A view from our underground storm shelter… yikes! This was about 1:10pm!” Photo via Nicki Brandt
NE of Meridianville around 1:10 p.m. via Jonathan Beeson
Photo taken at Moores Mill Road about 1.5 miles NE of Fox Run Golf Course in Meridianville by William Crubaugh
The photo is looking north towards New Market from Moores Mill Rd & Countess Rd via Allyson Heller
Photo via Michelle Whetstone Looking North from Blake Bottom
Christina Spear took this photo at Meridianville, AL off 231/431 on Inspirational Drive looking towards TN state line.
Photo via Brandon Ray on I-565 westbound
Photo credit: Timothy Callaham
Kyle Street tree fall
Photo Credit: Charles Palmour
Photo Credit: Carolyn Congo
Photo Credit: James Hall
Photo Credit: Petrina Hall
Photo via Chris Malcom
Rainbow photo via Heather Lawrence in Huntsville
Photo via Jay Cutler
Double rainbow across from Campus 805 via Tammy Simons
Storm damage in Higdon AL from Josh and Courteney Haggard
Redstone Arsenal at 6:00 p.m. via Jeff Symmes
Cracker Barrel in Cullman via Ashley Griffin
Cullman at 7:10 p.m. Darlene Thomas Double Springs.
“Just after the thunderstorm came through Scottsboro, the sun came out and this beautiful rainbow appeared only for a brief moment before the sky darkened again. ” ~ Jessica Gass
Section, AL via T Allison
Hollypond on Hwy 278 via James Haynes
Taken from Meridianville Moore’s Mill/Lynn Fanning area via David Pearce
Just now looking East Co. 1755 via Chris Perkins
NWS Huntsville: Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Marshall County until 9:00 p.m.
Cullman County Sheriff’s Office: Storm Damage County Road 1114 and County Road 1107. Please avoid area. Trees and power lines down.
Scottsboro via Lisa Brown
“Single wide trailer on top of chicken houses in Jones Chapel AL this afternoon” via Candi Still
Jones Chapel in Cullman County via Candi Still
Sunset in East Limestone via Vickie Williams
Bridges Road in Limestone County via Linda Browning
Bridges Road in Limestone County via Linda Browning
Looking south on 231 around 8:20 p.m. in Arab via Nicki Penn
Sunset in Hatton via Savannah Davis
Jennifer Anderson sent us this photo from the Cullman/Vinemont area.
PROGRAMMING NOTE: The un-aired portion of Undercover Boss will re-air starting at 12:37 a.m. to 1:37 a.m. and Hawaii 5-0 will air in its entirety at 1:37 a.m.
Taken from North Brooklyn facing South toward Holly Pond.
