An area of rain is moving out of Northeast Alabama into Georgia this evening.
A few showers are over the rest of the northern half of the state.
Temperatures in the I-20/59 corridor are in the upper 40s to middle 50s.
Dewpoints were mostly in the 40s over the northern half of the state, with 50s over SW Alabama to near 60 around Mobile. RIch dewpoints in the middle 60s were back over much of Louisiana.
Back in northern Mississippi scattered showers and thunderstorms were developing. The heaviest activity was near Tupelo.
We can see signs of the warm front getting its act together over Central Mississippi. It should come northward overnight, extending over into Central Alabama. More rain and storms will overspread the area overnight.
Lows will be in the lower to middle 50s.
There could be strong storms tomorrow as the sun breaks through after the warm front moves north. Hail will be a definite possibility with tomorrow afternoon’s storms and there is an outside chance some of them could be severe.
We don’t see any change to our thinking on the severe weather for Tuesday. I will post a more extensive study on that subject within the hour.
