Strong storms are feasting no all the instability over North and Central Alabama this afternoon. So far, none of them have proven to be severe, but many of them are producing very heavy rain, frequent lightning, and gusty winds.
The strongest storms at 3:25 are across…
…Parts of Calhoun County in East Alabama, extending down into Clay County. The heaviest storm was between Ohatchee and Saks. Another developing storm was northwest of Ashland.
…DeKalb County..near Fort Payne.
…Western and Southern Parts of Jefferson County..including Hoover and Vestavia.
Storms are scattered across the rest of the northern and central parts of the state.
A solid line of strong storms is approaching Northwest Alabama’s Lauderdale, Colbert, and Franklin Counties, and will eventually work into Marion and Lamar Counties.
1-3 inches of rain fell across parts of Blount and St. Clair COunties earlier. A flood advisory is in effect for parts of those counties. Be alert to the potential for flooding.
Be alert is skies darken near you and take shelter inside until the storms pass.
