No formal Severe Thunderstorm Warning in effect at the moment, but there are some strong storms between Birmingham and Montgomery.
At 5:15, they seem to be traveling I-65. They were lined up along the interstate from south of Alabaster all the way down to South Chilton County. Others were north of Montgomery on I-65.
Some individual small but fairly strong thunderstorms were located near McAdory in SW Jefferson County and over NE Tuscaloosa County. Everything was moving generally southward.
The big thunderstorm that prompted warnings for Talladega and Coosa Counties earlier has weakened. Only moderate showers are in the vicinity of Sylacauga now, where at one time hailstones the size of quarters was falling. Sylacauga also received 1.30 inches of rain.
In summary, the strongest storms in Central Alabama now extend along I-65 from south of Alabaster to SE of Clanton.
In areas north of Birmingham, individual small storms are widely spaced.
While it seems like this has been an active afternoon across Alabama, you could lump all of the showers and storms together and only a small percent of the region got rain.
