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Multiple Tornado Warnings in Effect; Multiple Tornadoes on the Ground
Treat all storms as if they have tornadoes associated with them this afternoon. The conditions across Central Alabama are evolving into a situation that is very favorable for the development of strong tornadoes.
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Tornado on the Ground in Northwest Jefferson County!
Sheriffs reporting tornado on the ground along Highway 269 near West Jefferson! Be in safe shelter now from Sumiton to Adamsville. Do not be on I-22!! Be ready in Kimberly, Warrior, and Hayden! Continue reading
Dangerous Tornado Approaching Moundville and Will Impact Tuscaloosa: Urgent Tornado Warning!
Take shelter now in Moundville, Duncanville, and Tuscaloosa! Continue reading
Tornado Developing Near Demopolis in Marengo County; 3 Tornado Warnings for Marengo County
A tornado is developing just across the river from Demopolis. Bill Castile is photographing it now. Continue reading
New Tornado Warnings for Parts of Marengo, Greene and Hale Counties
Multiple tornado warnings are lined up south of Tuscaloosa. be in safe shelter if you are in a warning. Continue reading
Tornado Warning for Parts of Greene, Hale, Marengo, and Sumter Counties til 3 p.m.
Be in your safe place in Demopolis, and get ready between there and Greensboro! Continue reading
Potential Tornado Forming in Pickens County: Be In Safe Place Around Gordo
The warning does not include the Cities of Tuscaloosa or Northport or the University of Alabama. Continue reading
EXPIRED Tornado Warning Continues for Parts of Greene County; Sumter County Cleared For Now
A confirmed tornado is approaching US-43 in Greene County. It will pass just north of Forkland, and well to the south of Eutaw. Continue reading
Flooding Being Reported in Western Jefferson County, Some Wind Damage in Sumter County
We are getting reports of flooding from western Jefferson County. Turn around, don’t drown! Continue reading
Rare 45% Hatched Tornado Risk on Latest SPC Outlook
Today’s severe weather risk is about as high as it can get across parts of Alabama according to the latest Storm Prediction Center Day One Outlook. Continue reading
