Published on: July 24, 2010 at 1:23 PM
A curved band of showers popped up on the radar across Central Alabama this afternoon. It is an outer feeder band associated with the remnants of Bonnie.
We have started to see some lightning in the stronger cells, including parts of Bibb County, between Talladega and Lincoln and north of Wedowee in East Alabama.
It looks like the cells are moving slowly northwest.
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