Sunday Morning Alabama Update at 6:45
A dangerous cluster of severe storms with damaging winds and large hail is sweeping across Central Alabama this morning, with more storms possible later today.
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Severe Storms Across Alabama on this Sunday Morning: Could Have 80 mph Winds!
For the second straight morning, severe storms with damaging winds and large hail are sweeping across central and eastern Alabama.
More Strong to Severe Storms Today, Significant Severe Threat Possible Tuesday
A marginal severe weather threat continues today ahead of a potentially high-impact severe weather event Tuesday across parts of Alabama and the Tennessee Valley.
Overnight Storms Poised To Impact North Alabama
Strong to severe storms are expected after midnight across northern Alabama, with damaging winds and hail possible.
Storms With Heavy Rain and Lightning in the Birmingham Metro Area
Storms lifting northeast slowly tonight are producing lots of very heavy rain and lightning in the Birmingham Metro area and other areas west of I-65. They will continue lifting northeast through the overnight.
Heavy Storms Flaring Along The Mississippi Border This Afternoon
Scattered strong to marginally severe storms are developing across west-central Alabama, with the heaviest activity near the Mississippi line and additional cells intensifying in Hale and Perry counties, bringing a risk of hail, gusty winds, and localized flash flooding.
Storms Intensifying Across West And Central Alabama This Afternoon
Strong to marginally severe thunderstorms are developing across southwest and west-central Alabama, with the potential for gusty winds, hail, and localized flash flooding continuing into Monday.
Soggy Sunday Start: Flood Watch In Effect As Rain Continues; Severe Storms Possible Later Today
A Flood Watch is in effect for much of Central Alabama on this wet and stormy Mother’s Day, with more heavy rain, localized flooding, and a few strong to severe storms possible through Monday.
Happy Mother’s Day: Storms Possible Across Alabama Today, Some May Be Strong, Even Severe
More showers and storms are possible today and tonight across the state, and some of them might be severe this afternoon and evening.
Flash Flood Warning Issued for Selma and Central Dallas County
Flash flooding is expected this evening in Selma and surrounding areas of Dallas County, where storms have dropped heavy rainfall and more is on the way.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Dallas, Autauga; Flash Flood Warning Extended for Tuscaloosa County
Quarter-size hail and 60 mph wind gusts are possible with a storm moving through parts of Dallas and Autauga counties this evening.
Heavy Rain/Storms Update: Tuscaloosa Breaking Rainfall Records and Experiencing Flooding
Tuscaloosa broke a 49-year-old rainfall record Saturday and may be on pace for its wettest May ever. Roads are already flooding, and a Flash Flood Warning remains in effect.
PDS Tornado Warning in South East Alabama; Heading Towards Dothan
A dangerous storm producing an actual tornado is moving into Geneva and Houston Counties in Southeast Alabama, and will be near Dothan shortly after noon today.
Severe Threat Over, Few Cells Over Tuscaloosa County
Scattered showers linger this evening, but storms are fading and the severe thunderstorm watch has expired; patchy fog is possible overnight with a quiet, mostly dry Friday ahead for North Alabama.
