* A Tornado Watch continues until 9:00 tonight in parts of Central and South Alabama generally from Autauga, Dallas, Elmore, Lowndes, Montgomery, Perry and Macon Counties southward. This includes Selma, Marion and Montgomery.
* A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is in effect for Tallapoosa County in East Central Alabama until 3:45.
* A Tornado Warning continues for East-Central Marengo County in SW Alabama including the Linden area until 3:30. Radar indicated a thunderstorm maybe containing a tornado near Linden moving east at 40.
* A Flash Flood Warning is also in effect for Central Marengo County. This also includes the area of Linden. Radar indicated flash flooding in the area.
* A Severe Thunderstorm Watch covers much of Central Alabama north of the Tornado Watch.
* A Flash Flood Watch is also in effect for a good part of Central Alabama including all of the greater Birmingham area.
* Two lines of intense thunderstorms are moving across the state. The leading line is now down near Alexander City, Clanton, Marion and Demopolis. The second line extends from east of Huntsville down across Western Blount County through Western Jefferson County to south of Tuscaloosa and near Moundville and Greensboro in Hale County. This line of thunderstorms will reach the immediate Birmingham area before 4:00pm producing high winds, dangerous lightning and extremely heavy rain. Wind gusts to 51 mph was recorded in downtown Tuscaloosa when the line moved past the Tuscaloosa County Courthouse.
* A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is in effect for Tallapoosa County in East Central Alabama until 3:45.
* A Tornado Warning continues for East-Central Marengo County in SW Alabama including the Linden area until 3:30. Radar indicated a thunderstorm maybe containing a tornado near Linden moving east at 40.
* A Flash Flood Warning is also in effect for Central Marengo County. This also includes the area of Linden. Radar indicated flash flooding in the area.
* A Severe Thunderstorm Watch covers much of Central Alabama north of the Tornado Watch.
* A Flash Flood Watch is also in effect for a good part of Central Alabama including all of the greater Birmingham area.
* Two lines of intense thunderstorms are moving across the state. The leading line is now down near Alexander City, Clanton, Marion and Demopolis. The second line extends from east of Huntsville down across Western Blount County through Western Jefferson County to south of Tuscaloosa and near Moundville and Greensboro in Hale County. This line of thunderstorms will reach the immediate Birmingham area before 4:00pm producing high winds, dangerous lightning and extremely heavy rain. Wind gusts to 51 mph was recorded in downtown Tuscaloosa when the line moved past the Tuscaloosa County Courthouse.
on May 10, 2006, 2:22 pm
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