A 90 mile wide band of rain and embedded thunderstorms is moving east across Alabama this morning.
Stronger thunderstorms are along the leading edge of the band. None of them are severe at this time over Central Alabama, but the chance is there in areas from Chilton County south, mainly for hail and strong winds. THere could be an isolated tornado in some rotating cells along the southern part of the line.
Pea sized hail was reported in Valley Grande in Dallas County about 5 miles from Camp Grist State Park, between Plantersville and Selma.
There is a severe thunderstorm warning until 9 a.m. for Butler, Monroe, Clarke and Wilcox Counties.
Our cold front still remains back in Mississippi. It remains to be seen if thunderstorms will be able to redvelop during the day ahead of this front as it moves into Alabama. All of the activity should end by mid-evening over eastern sections.
A severe thunderstorm warcth is in effect for Central and South Alabama until 1 p.m. It includes Autauga, Chilton, Coosa, Dallas, Elmore, Lowndes, Marengo, Montgomery and Perry Counties.
