James Payton, the ABC3340 Skywatcher in Huntsville shared another amazing Superoutbreak story with us earlier. Here is a link to the story.

A line of intense thunderstorms continues moving southward across North Alabama late tonight. The line is dropping south at 30 mph. A tornado warning is in effect for part of Jackson County until 11:45 p.m. Thunderstorms are very intense over … Continue reading →

Until 11:45 p.m. Possible tornado on Doppler radar west oif Scottsboro. Moving ENE toward the city of Scottsboro. Will move near Skyline or Hollywood and eventually toward Stevenson. The leading edge of the line of storms extends from Vina to … Continue reading →

The weather play by play across North Alabama continues tonight… The latest is a severe thunderstorm warning for southern Limestone County including Athens, Mooresville and Decatur… Intense storm is just north of Deactur. New severe thunderstorm warning for eastern Madison … Continue reading →

It goes until 1130 pm for Colbert, Lawrence and Franklin Counties. An intense thunderstorm is over Tishomingo County in Mississippi, near Paden. It will move ESE into Lauderdale County shortly and then Franklin County before 1115 p.m. It shows a … Continue reading →

Tornado warning for Madison County in North Alabama… Storm near Hazel Green has really wrapped up in the past few minutes. It has turned right a bit and is moving ESE at nearly 50 mph. It is producing hail up … Continue reading →

Watching a line of intense thunderstorms tonight along the border between Tennessee and Alabama/Mississippi… A tornado watch is in effect for the Tennessee Valley counties of North Alabama… A new severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for the other counties … Continue reading →

A new severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for the remaining portion of North Alabama as well as Central Alabama. It goes all the way until 5 a.m. CDT. Here are the counties included in the watch… BLOUNT… CHEROKEE… ETOWAH… … Continue reading →

Just a quick note…the threat of severe weather is far from over for Alabama tonight. The cancelleation of the severe thunderstorm watch may have given folks the impression that the threat had ended. It has ended for now. But you … Continue reading →

at 6:35 p.m., the radar was quiet across North and Central Alabama. Showers were limited to parts of Marengo, Clarke, Conecuh and Covington Counties in South and Southwest Alabama. A developing storm was over Leake County, Mississippi near Carthage, or … Continue reading →