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A 7:30 Weather Update for Southwest and Central Alabama
Strong storms continue over southwest Alabama this evening, with more storms expected to develop tonight across central portions of the state, bringing the risk of damaging winds, hail, and localized flooding. Continue reading
Tornado Warning Issued For Central Madison County Until 7:45 PM
A Tornado Warning is in effect for central Madison County, including Huntsville and Gurley, until 7:45 PM CDT. Radar indicates rotation. Seek shelter immediately. Continue reading
New Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued for Parts of Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida
Severe Thunderstorm Watch 339 is in effect until 11 PM CDT, covering counties in west-central and southwest Alabama, southeast Mississippi, and the western Florida Panhandle. Continue reading
Storms Pushing East Tonight
Things should slowly calm down overnight, but more storms are due tomorrow, perhaps as early as noon. Continue reading
Watch Area Reduced as Storms Push Eastward This Evening
Severe Thunderstorm Watch 332 remains in effect until 10 PM for parts of east-central and southeast Alabama, though several counties have now been cleared. Continue reading
intense Lightning Moving Through the Birmingham Area
The storms moving through the Birmingham Metro are not severe, but they have frewuent, really intense lightning. Continue reading
Spectacular View From Calera
Here is a view of the severe storm as it rolled into Calera… Continue reading
Severe Thunderstorm Warnings in Effect for Central and South-Central Alabama
Severe storms are moving through parts of the Birmingham metro and the Montgomery area this evening, with damaging winds possible through 7:45 PM. Continue reading
Alabama Update at 5:05 pm
Be in a safe place as these dangerous storms approach. They have winds to 70 mph and the potential to produce tornadoes. Continue reading
Heads Up Sumter! Strong Winds Heading Your Way!
Getting several reports of trees down across Jasoer, Lauderdale, and Clarke counties in eastern Mississippi from the storms now entering Sumter County. Continue reading
