New WWs will be coordinated with WFOs across Tennessee, northeast AR, northern Mississippi, northern Alabama and northern Georgia to replace Tornado Watches 294 and 295. Continue reading →

The threat of severe weather continues across a large area from AR to the OH river with multiple potential corridors of severe. Continue reading →

Severe storms are expected to redevelop during the 00-03Z period along and perhaps ahead of the front, with a few tornadoes, very large hail, and damaging winds. Significant severe weather is possible. Continue reading →

Scattered convection continues to increase in coverage and will pose an isolated/brief damaging wind threat through the afternoon. A WW issuance is not anticipated. Continue reading →

Isolated severe wind gusts will be possible with storms moving into a moderately unstable airmass. Organization and coverage of storms should remain low. A WW is not anticipated. Continue reading →

An isolated threat for strong to damaging winds should continue for another hour or two before diminishing. Additional Severe Thunderstorm Watch issuance into northern MS is unlikely. Continue reading →

Severe threat continues with bowing complex in far west Kentucky. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch will be issued soon. Continue reading →

Severe threat continues across Severe Thunderstorm Watch 0236. Strong, gusty winds remain the primary concern. Continue reading →

Southward propagation of a squall line has been associated with damaging winds. A new Severe Thunderstorm Watch will be needed soon. Continue reading →

Wind damage and hail will be possible across parts of middle Tennessee, Alabama and western Georgia over the next few hours. Weather watch issuance may be needed to the south of the current watch later this afternoon. Continue reading →