The Storm Prediction Center has placed much of northwest Alabama under a *Moderate Risk* of severe weather for tonight. That includes cities like Muscle Shoals, Hamilton, Fayette, Jasper, Cullman, and Vernon.
Some of the latest model guidance suggests that there could be some isolated supercell thunderstorms in the northwestern corner of state late this evening and into the wee hours of Saturday morning. We still think, however, that the storms form into a squall line after 1:00 AM, and then they move through the rest of the state through the early morning hours.
In just the last few moments, a brand-new severe thunderstorm watch was issued for northern Mississippi, and that's where our eyes will be trained for the next few hours as we see exactly what develops!
Some of the latest model guidance suggests that there could be some isolated supercell thunderstorms in the northwestern corner of state late this evening and into the wee hours of Saturday morning. We still think, however, that the storms form into a squall line after 1:00 AM, and then they move through the rest of the state through the early morning hours.
In just the last few moments, a brand-new severe thunderstorm watch was issued for northern Mississippi, and that's where our eyes will be trained for the next few hours as we see exactly what develops!
on April 29, 2005, 12:10 pm
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