The list of counties still included in the severe thunderstorm watch continues to dwindle...
The following counties have recently cleared by the National Weather Service...including...BIBB... BLOUNT... DALLAS... JEFFERSON AND PERRY.
AUTAUGA... BALDWIN... BUTLER.... CALHOUN... CHAMBERS... CHEROKEE... CHILTON... CHOCTAW... CLARKE... CLAY.... CLEBURNE... CONECUH... COOSA... DEKALB.... ELMORE... ESCAMBIA.... ETOWAH... JACKSON.... LOWNDES.... MARSHALL.... MOBILE.... MONROE... MONTGOMERY... RANDOLPH... ST. CLAIR... SHELBY... TALLADEGA....TALLAPOOSA... WILCOX
At 7:15 p.m., the strongest storms were over Shelby and Coosa County, extending from Columbiana down to west of Rockford. These storms are capable of strong gusty winds, small hail, deadly lightning and torrential rains as they move northeast. They are near severe limits, but no warnings are in effect at this time.
Just to the southeast of there, a cluster of strong storms is over Elmore and Tallapoosa County approaching Dadeville.
Elsewhere, a large mass of light to moderate rain with occasional embedded thunderstorms covers much of the remainder of Alabama, extending back into eastern Mississippi.
The following counties have recently cleared by the National Weather Service...including...BIBB... BLOUNT... DALLAS... JEFFERSON AND PERRY.
AUTAUGA... BALDWIN... BUTLER.... CALHOUN... CHAMBERS... CHEROKEE... CHILTON... CHOCTAW... CLARKE... CLAY.... CLEBURNE... CONECUH... COOSA... DEKALB.... ELMORE... ESCAMBIA.... ETOWAH... JACKSON.... LOWNDES.... MARSHALL.... MOBILE.... MONROE... MONTGOMERY... RANDOLPH... ST. CLAIR... SHELBY... TALLADEGA....TALLAPOOSA... WILCOX
At 7:15 p.m., the strongest storms were over Shelby and Coosa County, extending from Columbiana down to west of Rockford. These storms are capable of strong gusty winds, small hail, deadly lightning and torrential rains as they move northeast. They are near severe limits, but no warnings are in effect at this time.
Just to the southeast of there, a cluster of strong storms is over Elmore and Tallapoosa County approaching Dadeville.
Elsewhere, a large mass of light to moderate rain with occasional embedded thunderstorms covers much of the remainder of Alabama, extending back into eastern Mississippi.