At 7:40 p.m. tonight…radar indicated that the shower activity over North Alabama has decreasedly markedly in intensity and coverage.
A large area of light to moderate rain covers extreme eastern Blount County, southern Marshall County into Etowah County. The activity was just reaching the Gadsden area. Skywatcher Vic Bell reports that it rained cats and dogs for quite a while at his location in Black Creek. There was no thunder or lightning.
Moderate showers and over parts of Limestone and Madison Counties.
Scattered light to moderate showers extend from Winston County down to the border of Walker, Jefferson, Cullman and Blount Counties between Sipsey and The Colony.
Heavier activity is over Northwest Alabama with moderate to heavy showers over Lauderdale, Colbert and Franklin Counties.
Switching to the Hytop radar near Huntsville, we can see scattered heavy storms across southern Tennessee back into Northeast Mississippi. A Flash Flood Warning remains in effect for a short while for Hardin and Henderson Counties in Tennessee, just north of the Alabama border, including the city of Savannah, Tennessee, where the famed Shiloh Battlefield is located.
