The latest updated Day 1 Severe Weather Outlook graphic is out from the Storm Prediction Center, and they have included even more of Central Alabama in the standard Slight Risk for severe storms for this afternoon and into the overnight hours.
At 10:57 AM CST, Doppler Radar Was Tracking A Strong Thunderstorm Over Iuka, Moving Northeast At 60 Mph. Pea Size Hail And Winds In Excess Of 30 Mph Will Be Possible With This Storm.
Severe threat will increase across the Florida Panhandle this afternoon. Damaging winds and perhaps a tornado are the primary threats.
Radar at 9:10 AM shows the bulk of the rain activity over the east-central and the southeastern parts of Central Alabama, with spotty to scattered showers over the rest of the area.
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We have a tricky forecast for today as conditions would support the development of strong to severe thunderstorms during the afternoon and into the early evening hours, but that is conditional on how much can the atmosphere recover from this morning’s storms.
The high in Birmingham for November 30th, 2018 was 66F. The low was 56F.
THIS MORNING: A large mass of rain has been moving across Alabama this morning; nothing severe, and little lightning…. This rain will shift eastward in coming hours, with only a few lingering showers around here by mid to late morning. THIS AFTERNOON: The air becomes unstable this afternoon with rising dewpoints and warmer surface temperatures… […]
There is a threat for severe weather including tornadoes across Central and South Alabama if storms are able to form. Please pay attention to the latest weather information this afternoon.
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An isolated wind-damage and tornado threat will likely develop this morning across parts of southern Mississippi, southern Alabama and the western Florida Panhandle. Weather watch issuance may be required.
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