Level 2 risk for severe weather Monday in Alabama winds down
The Storm Prediction Center continues to forecast a Level 3 out of 5 (enhanced) risk for severe weather today across a large part of Alabama. A Level 3 risk means that numerous severe storms will be possible. A broken line of storms was impacting parts of northern Alabama early Monday morning and moving to the south and east.
But, and there always seems to be a but in Alabama, the state is in the middle of severe weather season, which stretches from ...
A number of Alabama school systems are announcing a delay for classes due to the threat of severe weather Monday morning. An ...
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More than 5K customers without power as severe storms cross AlabamaSevere storms with the chance of tornadoes are expected across Alabama during the morning commute Monday. Sign up for our ...
Chief Meteorologist Dave Nussbaum and Meteorologist Alex Puckett have the latest on the severe threat across Central Alabama ...
While the tornado threat is greatest from southeastern Louisiana through the Carolinas, the threat of damaging winds extends ...
Pensacola will see some severe weather through Monday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service. Escambia, Santa ...
A dangerous, wide-reaching storm will affect nearly the entire Eastern Seaboard Monday and is putting tens of millions of ...
Showers and storms some on the stronger side will continue this morning. The overall severe risk will drop as the line ...
A strong cold front is on the move, and will bring the chance for some strong thunderstorms as early as 8 AM Monday ...
The Farmer's Almanac predicted a stormy spring for Alabama, and true to its forecast, severe weather is set to hit the state this weekend, bringing strong winds, hail and the potential for tornadoes.
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