Tornado warning has been cancelled for Calhoun, Etowah and St. Clair Counties till 5:30 PM CDT …at 5:15…rotation has diminished…strong storms continue from Springville up to Ashville to near Gadsden. There is a good bit of wind damage in Gadsden … Continue reading →

Tornado warning…Southern Etowah, northern St. Clair and Calhoun Counties until 530… Dangerous storm near Trussville…

Weather Service concerned about storm near Birmingham Airport. It is moving east northeast. Shows signs of becoming organized. Could produce a tornado.

Big hail is coming from the storms in the Birmingham area. Try not to be driving in the Birmingham metro area now. A severe thunderstorm warning is in effect.

A tornado warning continues for Blount and St. Clair Counties…until 5p.m. Dangerous storm approaching Highland Lake. Will pass near Steele and Gadsden area again. This storm has excellent indications of rotation.

Tornado warning til 515 p.m. for southern Cherokee, extreme NE Calhoun, east Central Etowah. Dangerous storm between Centre and Piedmont moving ENE>

Tornado Vortex Signature in northern Shelby County…between Vestavia, Hoover and Inverness…no tornado warning…but go to a safe place until the storm passes…new severe thunderstorm warning…Shelby…St. Clair…SE Jefferson and Talladega Counties… Public report of funnel cloud over Rocky Ridge Road in … Continue reading →

Two tornadoes in Jefferson County… One in western sections between Oak Grove and Pratt City…moving toward northern sections of downtown. A funnel cloud is in northern Jeffeson County near County Line on Highway 79. This storm is really wrapping up … Continue reading →

Take cover immediately! Tornado reported by public at Oak Grove! Tornado warning Jefferson County… Moving toward Pratt City and northern parts of downtown Birmingham.

New Tornado Warning for Southern Blount, Northern Jefferson, NW St. Clair till 5:00 PM CDT …* AT 418 PM CDT…THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE INDICATED A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM CAPABLE OF PRODUCING A TORNADO NEAR TRAFFORD…OR 12 MILES NORTH OF GARDENDALE…MOVING EAST … Continue reading →