The severe storms have moved east of Jefferson County now but the warning continues for Calhoun, St. Clair and Talladega Counties.
An especially strong and rotating storm is just east of Moody. The most dangerous part of the storm will pass north of Pell City, mainly between Wattsville and RIverside.
Look for torrential rains, lightning, some hail and the potential for damaging winds or even isolated tornadoes as the storms move east northeast.
Other storms are still over western and northern Jefferson County, but they are not strong.
Dewpoints are dropping over Northwest and North Alabama. The dewpoint is down to 54F at Haleyville and 61F at Cullman.
A tornado watch remains in effect until 2 a.m. for areas generally southeast of I-59 from Birmingham to Gadsden.
