Not much going on at 1 o’clock this afternoon..
A narrow line of light showers over the northwest.
By far the main action is still back over Arkansas, NW Louisiana into East Texas. Other storms out ahead of the main line through other parts of Louisiana.
Few warnings in effect except for some Flash Flood Warnings.
Numerous roads closed over SW Missouri from very heavy rain.
Tornado Watch continues until 6 pm for much of Louisiana except the Extreme Southeast.
The SPC decreased the moderate risk area a little. In Alabama, the moderate risk now affects only part of Extreme West Central and SW Alabama but most of Mississippi.
Remainder of Alabama under a slight risk. Scroll down to see map posted earlier.
The main surface low was over North Louisiana and Arkansas early this afternoon. Everything progressing rather slowly.
In Alabama, the dew point had climbed into the 50s over most of the state and 60s near the coast. Temperatures were in the 70s everywhere.
Big contrast. It was snowing over NE Oklahoma at 1 pm and in the 30s over North Arkansas. After a severe weather threat, Dallas-Fort Worth expecting one inch of snow tonight.
ALABAMA
Still looks like an overnight event for our severe weather threat. Here in Central Alabama it may be midnight or later. Over on the east side of Alabama, action may still be underway toward daybreak.
Thunderstorms tonight will likely become severe and also a chance of tornadoes.
We will be up all night.
