That line of thunderstorms across North Alabama is not as solid as earlier–and generally not as strong.At 7:15, the line was roughly along the Fayette-Jasper-Cullman-Guntersville-Fort Payne line.Many of the storms are much weaker, although some remain strong. Some of the strongest storms, and the biggest rain producers:
* Dekalb County, NE Alabama, east of Fort Payne
* East edge of Fayette County across NW Walker County
Besides that line, there was another area of thunderstorms over East Central Alabama from Talladega to Heflin.
A Significant Weather Alert was still in effect until at least 7:30 for Fayette, Walker, Dekalb and Cleburne County.
And, just issued, a Flash Flood Warning for East Dekalb County until 9 o’clock tonight. Included in the warning:
Ider
Henagar
Mentone
Fort Payne
Flash Flood Warning for Limestone County has been cancelled.
Jason Reed, one of the 33/40 Skywatchers in the Trussville area, reports 1.06 inches of rain this afternoon. He has received rain on 4 of the last 5 days with a total during that time of 4.96 inches!
