NWS/Birmingham continues a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for the NE part of Elmore County in East-Central Alabama until 3 o’clock. The storm grew stronger about 9 miles NE of Wetumpka and moved east at 25 mph.
NWS/Huntsville issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for NW Cullman County until 3:15. It was 8 miles west of Cullman and moving east at 10.
Some areas affected may be Jones Chapel, West Point, Baldwin and South Vinemont. This storm was also dumping very heavy rain and communities along the path could get 1 to 2 inches.
A late radar check showed that storm over NW Cullman County. Other very strong storms along the Franklin/Lawrence County line extending northeastward into Eastern Lauderdale and Limestone Counties.
It was also raining heavily in Etowah County.
Down south, some of the heaviest rain was over Eastern Elmore County and extending into Western Macon County east and NE of the Montgomery area. It was also raining heavily in Russell County in SE Alabama.
Over on the west side of the state, still some heavy rain east of Moundville and NW of Marion as well as over Eastern Marengo County east of Demopolis and Linden.
Lots of smiley faces around Alabama again today.
ANOTHER FLASH FLOOD REPORT
Ham radio operator at Wetumpka in Elmore County, reported a flash flood in progress at 2:40 p.m. Streams and ditches overflowing.
