Published on: June 6, 2008 at 10:14 PM

A few showers and storms developed late this afternoon over Southwest Georgia late this afternoon. They have edged over into South Alabama this evening.

They apparently formed in an area of moisture differential. As Josh Johnson pointed out, dew points in Georgia are mostly in the 60s, while they are in the 70s in South Alabama.

Also, what appears to be the seabreeze boundary moved all the way across South Alabama. It is evident tonight north of Montgomery on the BMX reflectivity.

Moderate showers across Tallapoosa County down into Elmore, Macon and Bullock Counties. A little further west, stronger storms have formed over Dallas County, south of Orrville and Selma. Lots of lightning and very heavy rain with this big storm. Tops are approaching 55,000 feet on this storm.