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All’s Quiet at Noon; Assessing the Severe Weather Situation
Here’s a detailed look at the evolution and intensity of today’s severe weather system as of noon. Continue reading
New SPC Outlook Out: No Real Change
The new SPC Day One was issued at 11:30. The current forecast thinking still is on track for a round of severe weather late this afternoon and evening across parts of Alabama. Continue reading
Good News to Report: Showers Dissipating, But Severe Weather Possible This Afternoon, Evening
The good news is that showers are dissipating across North Alabama making for dry conditions for today’s big events. Continue reading
Severe Threat Late This Afternoon and Evening
Much of North and Central Alabama has a severe weather threat for this afternoon and evening as a strong storm system approaches. Damaging winds and hail are the main threats. Continue reading
Radar Update at 8:15 a.m.: Most Folks Stay Dry, But Keep Rain Gear Handy
An update on recent radar and model trends for a busy Saturday across Central Alabama. Continue reading
Late Night Look at the Saturday Severe Weather Threat
Storms to our west are weakening late tonight but a line of strong storms will affect the northern half of the state Saturday afternoon and evening wind the potential for damaging winds and hail. Continue reading
Northeast Mississippi Storm Weakens, No Longer Severe
The storm entering Colbert and Franklin Counties in Northwest Alabama is no longer severe, but will have lots of lightning, gusty winds and small hail. Continue reading
Potentially Tornadic Storm in Northeast Mississippi
We are monitoring potentially tornadic storms in Northeast Mississippi that could affect Franklin or Colbert Counties just after 9 p.m. Continue reading
Radar Check at 12:30 pm Shows Increasing Showers and Storms Over North Alabama
There may be isolated severe storms over the Tennessee Valley of North Alabama, with main threats being hail and damaging winds. Continue reading
Goodnight Arlene!
The National Hurricane Center has written the last advisory on TS Arlene, which merged with a large, non-tropical low over the Atlantic this morning. Arlene was only the second April tropical storm on record. Continue reading
