Shower and thunderstorm activity over the northern half of Alabama has diminished over the past hour.
There no longer is a distinct line of storms. The main dynamics are lifting out to the northeast quickly now.
The back edge of the activity extends from DeKalb and Etowah Counties down through St. Clair into Shelby, Chilton, Perry and Dallas Counties.
The strongest cells were over Chilton County near Jemison and southwest of Stanton.
There is still a small chance of an isolated wind damage report or even isolated tornado over the northern half of the state for the next few hours, but that chance is lessening quickly.
A tornado watch remains in effect until 6 p.m. CST for a large portion of Central, South and East Alabama.
