The main broad zone of showers, some moderate to heavy, has now advanced into East Central and Southwest Alabama. The leading edge was approaching Lafayette, Greenville and Mobile.
Meanwhile, a couple of other lines of showers over Northwest and North Central Alabama represented the entry of colder air into the state. Near the front, winds will gust to 40 mph and maybe a few gusts to 50. This could bring down a few trees and some power lines. Such as:
8:06 pm…wind gust 49 mph, 3 miles WNW of Mooresville, Limestone County
7:56 pm, trees down at Elk River Estates at Coxey in Limestone County
8:13 pm…Madison County EMA reports trees down along Ford Chapel Road near Harvest
8:13 pm…trained storm spotter reports that Lawrence County Road 217 at Highway 24 and highway 33, both east of Moulton and both blocked by fallen trees.
8:59 pm…3340 Skywatcher for Coker reports trees down on Highway 171 and Mt. Olive Road
9:01 pm…Skywatcher Downtown Winfield 0.75 rain
9:04 pm…skywatcher Taylorville near Hillcrest Middle School reports 43 mph gust
3340 Skywatcher, Fayette, rain 0.94
9:04 pm…Tuscaloosa County EMA reports several trees and numerous power lines down in the city of Tuscaloosa and northward across the county.
