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Expired – Severe T-Storm Warning for Hale, Henry, Houston, Geneva Co. Until 1 PM
At 12:21 PM, strong storms were lined up from Clio to southwest of New Brockton, moving east at 45 mph. These storms are capable of producing wind gusts up to 60 mph, which can knock down trees, damage roofs, and cause power outages. Continue reading
Expired – Tornado Warning for Parts of Dale & Henry Co. Until 12:45 PM
At 12:14 PM, radar detected rotation in a severe thunderstorm near Newton, close to Ozark, moving east at 35 mph. This storm could produce a tornado at any time. Continue reading
Expired – Tornado Warning for Parts of Coffee & Dale Co. Until 12:15 PM
At 11:50 AM, radar indicated rotation within severe thunderstorms moving east at 35 mph. These storms are capable of producing a tornado at any moment. Continue reading
A Quick Radar Check Just Before the Noon Hour
As we are making our way to the midday hour across Alabama, and the severe weather threat is winding down. Continue reading
Canceled – Severe T-Storm Warning for Lee Co. Until 11:30 AM
At 10:59 AM, a severe thunderstorm was located over Bleecker, about seven miles northwest of Smiths, moving east at 35 mph. Continue reading
Flood Warning for Parts of Madison County Until 1 PM
Flood Warning in effect until 1 PM for parts of Madison County, including areas near Indian Creek. Continue reading
Expired – Flood Warning for Parts of Franklin & Lawrence Counties Until 11:30AM
Flood Warning in effect until 11:30 AM for parts of northwest Alabama, including Franklin and Lawrence counties.
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Expired – Flash Flood Warning for Portions of Morgan County Until 11:30 AM
The National Weather Service in Huntsville has issued a Flash Flood Warning for southern Morgan County until 11:30 AM CDT. As of 8:19 AM, thunderstorms are dumping heavy rain across central Morgan County. 1 to 3 inches have already fallen, … Continue reading
A Few Showers This Afternoon; Enhanced Risk Expanded for Sunday Night/Early Monday Morning
Scattered showers are present across Alabama with mostly cloudy skies and mild temperatures, while a severe weather threat increases Sunday into Monday, with the highest risk in northwest Alabama, including potential tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail, especially during the predawn hours. Continue reading
Active Weather Starting Today; Severe Storm Threat Continues on Late Sunday Through Monday
Rain increases today, but the big story is the threat for severe storms Sunday night into Monday—tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail all possible. Stay weather-aware! Continue reading
