Heads Up In Fort Payne & Pine Ridge
A severe thunderstorm is moving northeast through the central parts of Dekalb County which is showing signs of rotation. NWS Chat is reporting that there is a rain-free base and a possible wall cloud (WHNT camera). Right now the main threat continues to be from damaging winds up to 60 MPH and some hail, but there has been just enough bulk shear to get some of these storms to rotate. Cell is moving east at 10 MPH.
If you live in the path of this storm, get to your safe place until it passes your location. Don’t take an unnecessary risk… be on the safe side.
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