Storms Weaken a Bit Coming out of Tuscaloosa; Southern Storms Moving Quickly Northeast
The storms coming through Tuscaloosa caused a wind gust to 29 mph. 0.55 inches of rain fell in less than an hour. These storms are approaching Sumiton, West Jefferson, North Johns, Lake View, and North Bibb. The strongest part of the storms will be moving towards Alabaster in Shelby County.
The storms that came up through Meridian MS now extend from Eutaw to east of Demopolis and Linden. They are moving faster to the northeast and will reach the Birmingham area around 9:30 p.m.
The storms are not severe but will have winds gusts as high as 40 mph, torrential rain, and lots of lightning. They should slowly weaken over time.
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