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.
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.
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.
More showers and storms are possible today and tonight across the state, and some of them might be severe this afternoon and evening.
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.
Quarter-size hail and 60 mph wind gusts are possible with a storm moving through parts of Dallas and Autauga counties this evening.
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.
Strong storms continue over south Alabama this afternoon
Heavy rain has prompted a flash flood warning for Tuscaloosa County
Severe weather threat continues over the southern half of Alabama this afternoon
A tornado warning has been issued for a circulation near Haleburg AL
Strong to severe storms are ongoing over southeast Alabama where a tornado watch is in effect
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.
Expect widespread rain, gusty winds, and cooler temperatures across North Alabama today, with storms possible in the south, including a risk of severe weather this afternoon.
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