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We are monitoring for the potential for a wintry mix of snow, sleet, and rain across roughly the northeastern half of North and Central Alabama late tonight and Monday morning. The best chance for light snow accumulations will be northwest of a line from Reform to Jasper to Fort Payne.
We will have regular updates throughout Sunday, Sunday night, and into Monday morning as the situation unfolds.
A beautiful, seasonally cool Sunday is in progress across Alabama. Our next rain chance won’t come until late Wednesday night and Thursday.
Our weather will be quiet through Wednesday before showers return for Thursday. Temperatures will be near or just above seasonal norms.
The storms are off into Georgia but some rain lingers over southeastern sections. The front will stall and cause some showers again tomorrow over the same areas.
Strong storms are just about out of Alabama, but they are still impacting eastern Lee, and southeastern Chambers Counties.
A line of showers and storms continues pushing east across East Alabama this morning.
Some strong storms continue over East Alabama this morning. Winds could gust to 40 mph with the stronger storms.
A combination of high shear and some surface-based CAPE will work into West Alabama later tonight. Any stronger updrafts that can maintain themselves later tonight will have the potential to produce tornadoes and damaging winds.
Showers and some thunder continues to lift northward across SOuth and South Central Alabama tonight. Severe weather is still a possibility later tonight.
We continue to monitor a low-end severe weather threat for North Central Alabama tonight with a higher threat for South Central and South Alabama. Pay attention to the latest updates through the evening and have a reliable way to receive warnings late tonight and early tomorrow.
There is a threat of severe weather late tonight and Friday morning across much of Central Alabama, including damaging winds and a few tornadoes. The greatest threat is south of US-80 from Demopolis to Montgomery to Phenix City, but everyone should make sure they are able to hear warnings overnight and early tomorrow.
