A severe threat is expected to continue across parts of the Tennessee Valley and southern Appalachian Mountains late this morning. Wind damage and isolated large hail will be the primary threats. A new weather watch will likely be needed across the region. Continue reading →

A broken line of storms continues moving southeastward across central Alabama/Georgia. Strong wind gusts are the main threat although hail is possible. Continue reading →

A few of the stronger storms, particularly in northern portions of WW 208, will continue to pose a tornado threat for the next hour or two. Continue reading →

Gradually increasing convection across the discussion area may necessitate a Severe Thunderstorm Watch issuance, although convective coverage is uncertain. Continue reading →

A small thunderstorm complex with some damaging wind potential will continue east across the region through early afternoon. A watch could be considered, if convective trends warrant. Continue reading →

Long-lived thunderstorm cluster continues to move across east-central Arkansas this morning. Additional thunderstorms to the east, across northeast Mississippi and northern Alabama, continue to increase in intensity and coverage. Hail and gusty winds will be possible with both clusters of thunderstorms. Trends will be monitored for a potential Severe Thunderstorm Watch. Continue reading →

Storms ongoing in central/eastern Mississippi will remain capable of damaging wind gusts through about 02Z. An additional WW is not expected due to the limited coverage of the severe threat. Continue reading →

Strong to severe storms expected this afternoon with large hail and damaging winds as the primary threat. Continue reading →

A cluster of storms will continue east across northern Mississippi this morning, with some threat of damaging winds. Although a watch is not anticipated within the next hour or two, storm trends will be monitored for an increase in organization by late morning/early afternoon. Continue reading →