Tornado Warning NE Tuscaloosa/Jefferson Counties until 6 p.m… …Storm near about 5miles NW of North Johns… …Moving ENE toward western Jefferson County …Bessemer..Lipscomb…Brighton…Hueytown…Midfield…Pleasant Grove…eventually toward southern parts of Birmingham metro area…Fairfield… …Storm visible from Birmingham skycam…also impressive from the Tuscaloosa … Continue reading →

Damage reported about 5:10 Walker County along the Warrior River….no signatures on radar. Probably strong outflow winds…there is a dangerous storm south of Jasper…will continue moving east…

Jefferson County now under tornado warning until 6:00 p.m. Northeast Tuscaloosa County as well… A wall cloud is evident NE of Tuscaloosa. It is up around Kellerman in rural county… Will head toward Bessemer and Adger… But this storm looks … Continue reading →

#1…in Tuscaloosa County…near or just east of Duncanville along highway 82…will pass near Eoline and just north of Centreville/Brent…but these storms have a habit of turning right…so need to be vigilant in Brent and West Blocton…Tornado warning Tuscaloosa County…this storm … Continue reading →

Strong indications of a tornado north of Newbern…moving toward Marion… There have been reports of funnel clouds and tornadoes on the ground… Large hail is just northeast of Newbern… Tornado warning Hale and Perry County until 5:45 p.m. Tuscaloosa County…storng … Continue reading →

Storm Hale/Tuscloosa County line is very dangerous. It is near Duncanville. It will move ENE passing near or just south of Duncanville and then near Eoline. Large hail is falling. It will pass into Bibb County, so take cover as … Continue reading →

New Tornado Warning til 545 p.m. for Central hale and Central perry Counties. A tornado has been reported on the ground west of Greensboro. REPEAT TORNADO ON THE GROUND WEST OF GREENSBORO… Basbeball size hail reported Newbern in Hale County. … Continue reading →

I wanted to take a moment just to highlight big changes that will be occurring in Alabama’s weather over the next seven days. We will become rather balmy tomorrow with two threats on severe weather on Tuesday, then go back … Continue reading →

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