A line of strong to severe storms extends across Alabama tonight...the line extends from Walker County down to Tuscaloosa and then southwest along I-59...
Severe thunderstorm warnings...
Tuscaloosa County until 830 p.m.
Hale County until 815 p.m.
Sumter County until 8:45 p.m.
Tornado warning until 9 p.m. for St. Clair County...
Possible tornado indicated along Highway 411 near Moody...moving eastward along I-20 toward Eden, Cook Springs, Brompton, Chula Vista and Pell City...still evidence of rotation...
All clear for Jefferson County...but a strong storm will be moving out of Walker County across northern Jefferson County...only gusty winds...lightning and extremely heavy rains now though...
Tornado warning for southern Cherokee and northern Calhoun County...
Possible tornado east of Glencoe...heading toward Piedmont...
All clear for Etowah County...
Storm passing across southern Jefferson County does not appear to be severe but could intensify...
A strong line of storms extends from the Jefferson/Tuscaloosa County line southwestward into northern Hale...Greene and Sumter Counties...torrential rain and lightning indicated with these storms...could have gusty winds also...
Good news...the first tornado watch has expired...a tornado watch remains in effect for eastern Alabama until 11 p.m. CST.
Severe thunderstorm warnings...
Tuscaloosa County until 830 p.m.
Hale County until 815 p.m.
Sumter County until 8:45 p.m.
Tornado warning until 9 p.m. for St. Clair County...
Possible tornado indicated along Highway 411 near Moody...moving eastward along I-20 toward Eden, Cook Springs, Brompton, Chula Vista and Pell City...still evidence of rotation...
All clear for Jefferson County...but a strong storm will be moving out of Walker County across northern Jefferson County...only gusty winds...lightning and extremely heavy rains now though...
Tornado warning for southern Cherokee and northern Calhoun County...
Possible tornado east of Glencoe...heading toward Piedmont...
All clear for Etowah County...
Storm passing across southern Jefferson County does not appear to be severe but could intensify...
A strong line of storms extends from the Jefferson/Tuscaloosa County line southwestward into northern Hale...Greene and Sumter Counties...torrential rain and lightning indicated with these storms...could have gusty winds also...
Good news...the first tornado watch has expired...a tornado watch remains in effect for eastern Alabama until 11 p.m. CST.
on March 13, 2006, 8:15 pm
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