Radar Check at 8:20 PM – Storms Pushing Through Central Alabama
Storms are currently lined up along the I-59 and I-20 corridors, stretching from the northeast corner of the state, down to the southwest through downtown Birmingham, and exiting into Mississippi through Emelle in Sumter County.
Rain is already started to end in places such as Hazel Green, Decatur, Moulton, Haleyville, Fayette, and Millport. The line is moving to the east-southeast
These storms are along a prefrontal trough that is preceeding a cold front that is starting to cross over the state line in the northwest corner of the state. None of these storms are severe at the moment, but gusty winds up to 40 MPH, dangerous cloud-to-ground lightning, and some hail could still be possible.
Category: Alabama's Weather
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