A few more damaging wind gusts remain possible with a bowing complex near the MS/AL border, before weakening with the onset of nocturnal stabilization. Continue reading →

Isolated damaging wind gusts possible with heavier downbursts located within an eastward propagating line. A WW issuance seems unlikely at this time. Continue reading →

Thunderstorms are expected to continue weakening trend from south-central KY into middle TN this evening. A marginal severe threat may persist further south into central/northeast MS and northwest AL for a couple more hours, but a watch is not expected. Continue reading →

Convection will continue to gradually develop across the discussion area over the next several hours, posing a threat for hail, damaging wind gusts, and perhaps a tornado. A WW issuance may eventually be needed pending convective trends. Continue reading →

Area is being monitored for thunderstorm development. A conditional risk of hail, damaging wind, and perhaps a tornado will exist with any sustained cells. Continue reading →

The severe risk continues although it will begin to diminish after sunset. Large hail remains the primary threat although strong wind gusts are possible. Continue reading →

Strong/severe storms are moving southeast across central Alabama with large hail as the primary threat. Continue reading →

Convection is forecast to increase in coverage over the next 1-2 hours, with a few stronger cells becoming capable of producing hail, as well as a few locally damaging gusts. A watch may become necessary depending upon convective evolution. Continue reading →

A couple of severe storms linger across parts of central through east central Alabama, but severe weather potential, in general, is in the process of diminishing. If trends continue as currently anticipated through the next hour or two, it is possible that the remaining valid portions of the watch could be cancelled prior to the scheduled Midnight CDT (1 AM EDT) expiration. Continue reading →

Vigorous thunderstorm development, including a few supercells, will likely continue, with a slow eastward progression across mainly central and eastern Alabama, through 8-10 PM EDT. Continue reading →