Currently there are no severe weather warnings across the state. Moderate to heavy rain continues to fall over many areas across the Southeast. The main severe weather threat has subsided this morning. There are still numerous storms producing gusty winds, hail and some rumbles of thunder. Even a few more intense storms in West Alabama and East Mississippi. These storms are not expected to reach severe limits, but there could still be an isolated severe storm. This activity will continue to move east through the night and should finally be getting out of here later in the morning. The back edge of the rain is currently along the Mississippi River.
Published on: March 24, 2013 at 12:49 AM
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