The corridor of greatest threat for severe storms through 22z will be from southwest GA into north-central FL. Continue reading →

Severe storms over southern AL will track southeastward into the FL Panhandle. Continue reading →

Strong storms continue to affect parts of northeast FL. Continue reading →

Thunderstorms developing over southern Alabama will likely intensify and become a severe threat in the next 1-2 hours. A new watch or areal extension of WW 303 will be likely. Continue reading →

Storms should gradually increase in coverage/intensity late this evening into the overnight across southern AL and possibly into the western FL Panhandle. While uncertainty exists regarding the overall extent and magnitude of this late-night severe risk, trends are being monitored for a possible Watch. Continue reading →

Scattered, mostly hail-producing thunderstorms, will continue propagating southeast across the region. Continue reading →

Scattered severe thunderstorms will propagate southeast across ww300 this evening. Large hail remains the most likely severe threat. Continue reading →

Isolated to widely scattered storms are expected to develop this afternoon over a portion of the southern Appalachian region. Some of the storms will become capable of producing downbursts winds and possibly some hail. Though a severe thunderstorm watch issuance is possible, it remains uncertain whether storm coverage will become sufficient. Continue reading →

An ongoing forward-propagating line of storms is expected to advance south through the remainder of the Georgia and eastern Alabama portion of WW 297 through 14Z, and should exit the Georgia portion by 13Z. If severe-weather threat persists at that time in central Georgia, then a tier or two of counties will need to be added by local extension across south-central Georgia. Continue reading →

Occasional damaging wind and isolated large hail remain severe-weather threats across mainly northern into central Georgia, and northeast to eastern Alabama. The overall severe-weather threat across the Tennessee portion of WW 297 is diminishing, with any remaining severe events being sporadic in the short term across middle Tennessee. Continue reading →