Only a couple of them but they were developing right in the center of Alabama. One was over Chilton County and the other over South Bibb County. Starting off very small.
Moving very little. The upper air soundings today favor a slow SSW movement but when winds aloft are this light they can sometimes chart their on course.
The “dew point front” that pushed into Central and South Alabama will lose its identity. However, for this afternoon and evening, the better chance of a shower or storm will be down south. Even there, only isolated to widely separated. Few, if any over the north.
Already 94 degrees in Montgomery at 1 o’clock.
