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Severe Thunderstorm Watch for Central Alabama
Strong to severely storms are expected ahead of a frontal system. Continue reading
Happy Father’s Day! A Hot One in Store…Lots to Talk About
Father’s Day 2024 will be a hot one with a few widely scattered afternoon and evening storms. The tropics are getting interesting, with the possibility of a couple of tropical cyclones forming this week fairly close in to the U.S. coastlines. It will bear watching. Continue reading
Tornado Warning for Itawamba County MS and Marion County, Alabama
At 645 PM CDT, a tornado producing storm was located near Tremont or 12 miles west of Hamilton, moving northeast at 40 mph. Continue reading
Severe Thunderstorm Warnings in West Central Alabama
Active storms are moving east and northeast across West Central Alabama. Continue reading
Alabama Update at 9:30 p.m.
Storms are occurring at this hour across parts of Central Alabama, but none of them are especially strong or severe. There is a chance of a strong to severe storm overnight, but it doesn’t look likely. Continue reading
Strong Storms Across Central Alabama
A few strong storms have consolidated across Central Alabama this evening and more storms are moving into from Mississippi. There will be a chance of strong to possibly severe storms through the evening and overnight. Strong winds and some hail are the threats. Continue reading
Noon Update: Clouds in the Birmingham/Anniston Areas, Partly Cloudy Most Everywhere Else
A walk through Alabama and a little national weather at noon on this Sunday. Continue reading
Sunday Weather Briefing Video: More Sun, Some Storms Today
It will be a rather unsettled week across Alabama with a series of disturbances scheduled to pass to our north, giving us scattered storms. Continue reading
Severe Storm in Butler, Crenshaw Counties
At 439 PM CDT, a severe thunderstorm was located over Greenville, moving east at 20 mph. Continue reading
Another Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Russell County
This warning is for the storm near Oswichee. But there is another strengthening storm in western Russell County, west of 431 again, north of Hatchechubbee. That’s a new town name for me! It will move near Seale once again. Continue reading
