Thunderstorms continue in two batches over North Alabama tonight.
Active severe storms are over Northeast Alabama’s northern Calhoun County north of Jacksonville over through the Piedmont area. This most dangerous part of this storm will pass between Piedmont and Jacksonville. It is becoming very organized, has a history of producing hail to the size of eggs…and we can’t rule out a tornado even.
Penny sized hail just reported 6 NNE of Jacksonville…
Severe thunderstorm warning continue for Calhoun and Cleburne Counties. The activity is mainly out of Cherokee County now.
Other active storms are over Northwest Alabama from Franklin and southern Colbert Counties through Lawrence into southern Morgan Counties. The main activity is from east of Russellville to Moulton to just south of Decatur.
Huntsville maintains a severe thunderstorm warning for a small chuck of landscape over northern Morgan County for the storm south of Decatur that is moving toward Priceville.
Flash flood warnings continue for a large part of the Tennessee Valley.
Ashley reports that 1.98 inches has fallen t oday at our Gadsden Skycam.
