A line of showers was across Extreme NW Alabama.
However, a stronger line of showers and thunderstorms was positioned from east of Louisville down across West Tennessee (east of Memphis) and across Northwest Mississippi into Central Louisiana.
The Storm Prediction Center (SPC for short) is watching Mississippi and parts of Louisiana for a possible watch.
For most of Alabama, it still looks like our main concern will be afternoon and overnight. All of the state is outlined as a slight risk.
There were no watches posted as of 10 am.
PICK CITY: We will zoom in in on Duluth, the Minnesota city on the west tip of Lake Superior. What a day they are having. A raging blizzard with winds as high as 62 mph, near zero visibility and whiteout conditions. Much of the city is shut down. Power is out. In the NWS Near Shore Marine forecast, they warn of 16 foot waves and gusts to near 60 mph. At Duluth Airport, winds have been gusting over 40 for about 16 hours. Orr, Minnesota has 16 inches of snow on the ground and Upson, in NW Wisconsin 21 inches.
