The storm cells near Livingston and Epes have weakened and the tornado warnings were canceled.
Two different cells had great looking couplets on them and large hail was reported near Epes, but the storms have gone downhill.
A new cell 7 miles WSW of Demopolis now shows signs of a tornado. It is moving straight for Demopolis at 15 mph. Take cover as this storm approaches. New warning is for parts of Marengo, Greene, Hale and Sumter.
Still lots of torrential rain and lightning also. They extend from near Livingston up to southwest of Eutaw in Greene County. Moving toward Greensboro. One hour rainfall rates could be one half to one inch or more.
Decent storm cells over southern Perry and Dallas Counties.
In East Alabama…strong storms in Chambers County.
Otherwise, big moderate rain area over Fayette, Walker, Tuscaloosa and Pickens Counties is now entering Jefferson County. One hour rainfall amounts are around 0.15 inches with this activity.
More moderate rain over eastern sections, over Talladega, Clay, Calhoun, Cleburne and northern Randolph Counties. SImilar rainfall rates here.
Some moderate rain in Chilton County.
Looking west…more rain and storms over Central and Western Mississippi. There is a tornado warning for Winston and Atalla Counties in Central Mississippi. This activity could affect Pickens County later.
This all means more wet weather overnight and Tuesday. And the potential for flooding. Flash flood watches remain in effect for the northern two thirds of Alabama until at 7 p.m. tomorrow night.
