Even so, they are not as numerous or nearly as strong as they were Sunday afternoon at this same time.
Some scattered storms have developed further north, in places like Marion County in NW Alabama. They were widely scattered over Marion, Lamar, Fayette, Walker, Pickens and Tuscaloosa. A stronger thunderstorm was over the west edge of Shelby County.
Most of the significant thunderstorms were from Coosa County southward, including the Montgomery area and southward through Crenshaw and Pike Counties into SE Alabama.
NWS/Birmingham issued a Special Weather Statement about Macon County until 5:30 p.m. This was based on a thunderstorm over Milstead moving south at 10. It could produce gusts up to 45 mph and hailstones as much as 1/2-inch in diameter.
So far today, there have been no severe thunderstorm warnings in the state, but that could still happen before the day is over.
The Tennessee Valley and extreme North Alabama was almost completely free of showers or storms at 5:00 p.m.
