Most of the stronger ones are now south of Birmingham. They extend from Shelby and Bibb Counties in clusters all the way down into the SW part of the state.
At the ABC 33/40 Weather office, Riverchase, 0.62 of an inch of rain.
Some of the stronger storms at 3:40 p.m. were at the NE tip of Shelby County near Leeds, over Bibb County near Centreville, along the Greene-Sumter County line and over Marengo, Clarke, Conecuh and Pike Counties in South Alabama.
General movement is toward the south, but some of them were moving very little while some had no distinct movement. The stronger thunderstorms were producing downpours of rain, extremely dangerous lightning and wind gusts over 40 mph.
At the ABC 33/40 Weather office, Riverchase, 0.62 of an inch of rain.
Some of the stronger storms at 3:40 p.m. were at the NE tip of Shelby County near Leeds, over Bibb County near Centreville, along the Greene-Sumter County line and over Marengo, Clarke, Conecuh and Pike Counties in South Alabama.
General movement is toward the south, but some of them were moving very little while some had no distinct movement. The stronger thunderstorms were producing downpours of rain, extremely dangerous lightning and wind gusts over 40 mph.