Published on: June 6, 2010 at 6:33 PM
Our line of scattered showers extends from northern Cleburne into Calhoun and then over to northern Jefferson county.
The sky has become dark here in Trussville and a smattering of rain is falling. Surprisingly, the top of this thunderstorm cell is over 25,000 feet tall.
They are pushing southeast.
There are a few showers forming behind the line back over the Tennessee Valley.
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