Severe Weather Possibilities...

The morning video update is complete and on the server:
http://beta.abc3340.com/weather/video.hrb

Been studying the model output this morning; looks like our greatest risk of severe storms will come from about midnight tomorrow (Tuesday) night through 12 noon on Wednesday.

The good news is that the air tends to be more stable during the pre-dawn hours, which might prevent a major threat. But, other than the time of the day many other severe weather parameters are in place. I still think the main threat will be from damaging straight line winds due to a rapidly advancing squall line during the early, early morning hours Wednesday.

The ETA is a little faster, the GFS a little slower. The instability values are marginal for a big severe weather problem, but often the models underestimate instability this time of the year. Should the models continue to trend slower, and this turns out to be a daytime event on Wednesday, then the threat could be more significant.

SPC has west Alabama in a slight risk tomorrow night, and all of Alabama in a slight risk on Wednesday.

If you will be on the road (or in the air), this system could produce some fairly generous snow amounts over the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles, northern Oklahoma, and southern Kansas.