
Severe Thunderstorm Watch Cancelled for East Central Alabama
Severe Thunderstorm Watch 285 has been cancelled. We will watch storms over Mississippi that could reach West Alabama this afternoon.
Severe Thunderstorm Watch 285 has been cancelled. We will watch storms over Mississippi that could reach West Alabama this afternoon.
Severe storms with 60 mph winds and hail are moving into Chambers and northern Tallapoosa counties, with a warning in effect until 8:30 AM.
Severe Thunderstorm Watch 285 is in effect until noon for six east central Alabama counties, including Anniston, Alexander City, and Roanoke.
A fast-moving line of severe storms is pushing across east central Alabama this morning with damaging winds and hail possible through 8:15 AM.
Flash flooding is developing in parts of Jefferson and Shelby counties as heavy storms dump more rain on already saturated ground.
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.
For the second straight morning, severe storms with damaging winds and large hail are sweeping across central and eastern Alabama.
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.
As of 6:51 AM, radar indicated a strong storm centered near the Gap of the Mountain area, right over Clanton, and it’s tracking east at about 45 miles per hour.
Long-lasting clusters of thunderstorms are moving eastward across northern Mississippi and central Alabama, with isolated hail and strong wind gusts still possible.
The National Weather Service in Birmingham has updated the Severe Thunderstorm Watch for Central Alabama.
Good early morning, Central Alabama! It’s 5 a.m., and here’s your latest weather outlook through the end of the week and into next weekend. No video for today as there is an ongoing severe weather threat.
At 4:59 AM, radar showed a line of strong thunderstorms moving east at 50 miles per hour, stretching from near Morris to Brighton and toward Deerlick Creek Campgrounds. These storms are producing wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour.
At 4:05 AM, radar indicated a severe thunderstorm near Smith Dam, about 8 miles southeast of Arley, moving quickly east at 50 miles per hour. This storm is packing wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour along with quarter-size hail.
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