Published on: June 14, 2008 at 6:26 PM

No warnings in effect at this time. The warning for Chilton has expired. But strong storms do continue over Chilton, moving down into Autauga County. They extend from east of Jemison along I-65 to south of Clanton.

Other strong storms are lined up from Perry and Dallas Counties across southern Hale, northern Marengo, southern Sumter and CHoctaw Counties in West Alabama.

Elsewhere, moderate showers are lined up over Lowndes and Noxubee Counties in Mississippi extending into Pickens County. Lighter showers are over Lamar, Fayette, Marion and Winston Counties.

SOME DAMAGE REPORTS
…4 NE of Brookwood [Tuscaloosa Co, AL] emergency mngr reports TSTM WND DMG at 03:58 PM CDT — a few trees down between brookwood and abernant. one tree fell on a house causing minor damage.
…E of Livingston [Sumter Co, AL] fire dept/rescue reports TSTM WND DMG at 06:00 PM CDT — cuba fd reports severe trees down on al28 mile marker 12-13

A weakening front should wash out over Alabama overnight. Increasing high pressure should shove the main storm focus to the south on Sunday, with areas to the south and east of a line from Randolph County to Chilton County the most likely recipients for storms. Storms will be isolated elsewhere.

The GFS still hinting at pleasantly lower humidities in the week ahead along with below normal temps. Still the chance of a passing storm complex in a northwest flow regime also.

Thanks to JB for filing in for me while I am on vacation in Washington and Oregon this week. We are preparing to go to a Seattle Mariners basebal game at Safeco Field right now!