The latest from the Storm Prediction Center has dropped much of Alabama from the slight risk of severe weather for the remainder of today. The slight risk is still in effect for much of extreme southern Alabama, including the Alabama Gulf Coast, Troy, Dothan, Enterprise, and Geneva. Only a small strip of north and central Alabama along the AL/MS border is in a marginal risk for severe weather throughout the remainder of tonight. Much of south Alabama is in a marginal risk area, except for the slight risk areas. Even though much of central Alabama has been removed from the slight risk area, NWS Birmingham is still not convinced that the threat is over.
Published on: March 24, 2016 at 3:35 PM
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