Published on: May 27, 2008 at 1:05 AM
No warnings at this hour.
The leading edge of our line of storms is from Vernon in Lamar County to Winfield in Marion County to Arley in Winston County to west of West Point in Cullman County.
The line is moving southeast.
Expect lots of lightning, torrential rains and some small hail as well as the possibility of wind gusts to 40 mph or higher from these storms.
Doppler radar estimates three inches or more of rain tonight in parts of Marion County from the storms.
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