Line of Storms Pushing East, Should Begin to Weaken
A thin line of storms is now over Northwest Alabama. It has moved into Marion and Lamar Counties. –
The line is moving east at 25-30 mph.
They are not severe and are not expected to be a threat overnight. In fact, they should begin to weaken. Here is the current HRRR radar reflectivity output projecting the weakening trend and movement:
Areas south of I-20 will probably see no rain at all.
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