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Severe Storm Moving into Sumter County
Please be in a substantial structure as this storm approaches. It is capable of damaging winds. Continue reading
Round 1 is Done, Round 2 Later Tonight
Storms to the west of Alabama will move in starting around 11 pm – midnight tonight. They should remain near and south of the US-80 corridor from Demopolis to Montgomery and our friends over South Central Alabama will want to make sure they have a way to receive warnings overnight as they sleep. Continue reading
Significant Threat for Troy, Bullock and Pike Counties
We want our friends in Bullock and Pike Counties in the polygon to be in a substantial structure because of this threat. Continue reading
Outlook for the Next Few Hours
It has been a day of widespread training thunderstorms that have produced lots of wind damage, significant power outages, and even some tornadoes across Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia. Continue reading
Destructive Tag on Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Southern Montgomery County AL
You don’t see this type of warning very often…it is the King of Severe Thunderstorm Warnings… Continue reading
Very Large Hail Heading Toward Selma
Be in a safe place from Marion Junction and Suttle over to Valley Grande to Selma as this beast approaches. Continue reading
Flash Flood watches Continue for Much of Central/South Alabama
Rain amounts in the 2-4 inch range are possible through Friday, with totals exceeding 5 inches in many areas over the next seven days. Continue reading
East Alabama Under the Gun for High Winds
Folks in Talladega, Clay, Randolph and southern Calhoun and Cleburne Counties need to be in a safe place as this dangerous set of storms approaches. Continue reading
More Mississippi Storms Upstream From Central Alabama
Storms are lining up over Mississippi into West Central Alabama and could make for a long afternoon of warnings. Continue reading
South Central Alabama Storms Getting Stronger
The storm approaching I_65 between Deatsville and Prattville is getting stronger and is approaching severe limits. Continue reading
