* The Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues until 8:00 p.m. for West/Central Walker County and North Fayette County. This is a small thunderstorm by comparison, but it was growing larger as it moved toward the east over extreme North Fayette County. It was passing between Glen Allen and Hubbertville. In Walker County it will mainly affect such places as Eldridge, Kansas, Carbon Hill and possibly Townley.
* NWS/Huntsville continues a Significant Weather Alert for Jackson and Marshall Counties until 8:00 p.m.
* The Calhoun County EMA Office reported thunderstorm wind damage at 6:30 this evening with a tree blocking a roadway on Littlejohn Road nea Pleasant Valley.
* Significant Weather Alert continues for Colbert and Lauderdale Counties in extreme NW Alabama until 8:00.
* Significant Weather Alert for Lee County in East Alabama until 7:45.
* Elmore County EMA reports thunderstorm wind damage at 6:17 p.m. with 8 trees uprooted on State Highway 229.
FINALLY, SOME WELCOME RAIN FOR ANNISTON
Anniston Airport has been running one of the highest rain deficiencies in Alabama for the lasat several weeks. That big thunderstorm dumped 1.50 inches at Anniston Airport, including 0.55 between 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. Our 33/40 skywatcher in Oxford reported 1.69 inches in only 40 minutes.
