It goes until 12:15 a.m.
Our line of “storms” extends from east of Oneonta to Branchville in St. Clair County to east of Moody and then on to just east of Chesea and west of Columbiana. It is moving rapidly east.
Strong and even damaging winds are possible as this line passes.
In addition, a wind advisory remains in effect through the overnight hours for winds gusting to 40 mph and occasionally as high as 50 mph.
The Storm Prediction Center warns that there is still the threat of damaging winds and even a small spin up tornado over Northeast Alabama for the next few hours as this line continues eastward. No watch is going to be issued because of the isolated nature of the threat.
Moderate to heavy snow continues tonight across parts of Oklahoma, Missouri and eventually moving into Illinois during the early morning hours. Snowfall rates of up to 3 inches per hour are anticipated.
