Two strongest thunderstorms in Alabama at 8 am:
* NE of Tuscaloosa approaching West Jefferson County
* Near Anniston
Everything moving NE
A few spots received nice rain amounts so far this morning. (See below)
SEVERE WEATHER SITUATION
A lull at the moment. The last Severe Thunderstorm Warning was at 6:10 this morning in Mississippi issued by NWS/Jackson.
Probably our main action here in Alabama will be when a line of storms moves quickly across the state later this morning and this afternoon. That line of storms now extends from Extreme North Mississippi southwestward through West Mississippi into South Louisiana between Lake Charles and Baton Rouge. In their latest update, the SPC indicated a slight risk today from near Birmingham southward to the Coast. Extreme North Alabama was removed from the outlook.
ATLANTA
0.82 rain in about an Hour earlier this morning. I feel sure big celebrations are underway.
ALABAMA RAIN AS OF 8 AM
0.41 Northport
0.25 Munford
0.42 Southeast Trussville
0.19 Springville, Simmons Mountain
0.33 South Pinson (Red Hollow Road)
0.37 East Pelham in only 15 minutes
0.13 Concord/Hueytown and Munford
0.28 Alabaster/Navajo Pines
Skywatcher Michael Mills, Alabaster, reported extrfemely heavy rain driving to work between Alabaster and Homewood earlier this morning
