Late this morning, rain has ended over the west 1/3 of Alabama. You can draw a line from Huntsville to Birmingham to Selma and Mobile and the rain has stopped west of that line. Maybe not for good, however.
The heaviest rain was over East Central Alabama. It was moving quickly NE into NW Georgia including the Atlanta area. At 11 am, rain was extensive over North Georgia into North and South Carolina.
In Alabama, temperatures were in the 50s over the extreme north but in the 60s from Birmingham and Anniston southward. Even some upper 60s down south.
The Tornado Watch no longer in effect for any part of Extreme South Alabama. However, a new Tornado Watch is posted for South Georgia and North Florida including the Tallahassee area.
The low pressure area that formed over the Gulf of Mexico moved inland this morning and then moved faster toward the NNE. It was centered over North Mississippi late this morning. Some more 24-hour rain amounts not previously reported:
2.12 Ashland
2.00 Livingston
2.05 Alexander City
1.51 Sylacauga
2.10 Geneva
2.22 Fairhope
2.49 Robertsdale
2.06 Jackson
2.50 Brewton
2.83 Coden
2.40 Dauphin Island
Not a single square inch has any drought concerns now!
