Severe weather potential still appears generally marginal, but will probably maximize in the 2-6 PM CST time frame across parts of southeastern Louisiana into southern Mississippi. This may include the risk for a tornado; but, due to the isolated/marginal nature of the threat, a watch is not currently anticipated. Continue reading →

Severe threat should continue to diminish this evening. Additional downstream watch issuance is not expected. Continue reading →

A brief tornado or strong wind gusts remain possible across eastern portions of the watch area, from southern Alabama into the Florida Panhandle, but the overall threat for severe weather is likely to wane. Continue reading →

The threat for a few severe storms including damaging wind gusts and tornadoes persists along the Gulf Coast, and an additional watch may be required east of watch 426. Continue reading →

Risk for severe weather — including a tornado or two — continues. Continue reading →

Risk for surface-based/severe storms — including some tornado potential — will continue to spread gradually northward into coastal portions of the central Gulf Coast region. A tornado watch may eventually be required. Continue reading →

Isolated strong/gusty winds will remain possible through the afternoon. Watch issuance is not expected. Continue reading →

Isolated instances of large hail and a couple of stronger wind gusts will be possible through this afternoon. Watch issuance is not expected. Continue reading →

Risk for damaging wind gusts may continue another several hours with convection spreading into the southern Appalachians. An isolated tornado may still not be out of the question, but this risk seems to be in the process of diminishing. Continue reading →

Some risk for a supercell tornado remains across north-central MS and this risk may eventually move into west-central AL later tonight. Continue reading →