Heavy Rain & Storms Drenching the Central Alabama Evening

Radar at 6:43 shows a large shield of rain and thunderstorms over much of the northeastern quarter of the state, with a few stronger storms on the southern end now moving north of and approaching the city of Clanton. While organized severe weather is not expected over the area, there is a very small risk of a brief spin-up tornado over the next hour or so over the south and southeastern parts of Central Alabama. These individual cells are moving to the east-northeast around 40 MPH.

While coverage of the shower and thunderstorm activity will diminish somewhat during the overnight hours, scattered showers and a thunderstorm or two will remain possible. As we go later into the night, this activity should weaken as well, but some strong storms may be possible until around 8:00 pm tonight.

We’ll keep you covered throughout the night.

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