Round two of our severe weather event has ended, leaving behind gusty winds, cooler temperatures, and at least two confirmed tornadoes in Calera and Winterboro, with survey teams investigating over a dozen additional damage tracks.
Sunday will bring cooler and drier conditions across Alabama, with highs in the mid-60s to low 70s and a few lingering clouds in the northeast.
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A PDS tornado watch has been issued for several Alabama counties. It is in effect until 8pm tonight.
PDS tornado watch coming soon for much of Alabama
A significant tornado outbreak is expected across Alabama this afternoon and evening, with the potential for long-track tornadoes, damaging winds over 70 mph, and large hail as storms rapidly develop and move eastward.
Here is the latest on the active weather in Alabama this morning
This is the type of outbreak that can change lives in an instant. If you have family, elderly neighbors, or friends who may not be aware of the situation, reach out to them now. Make sure they have a way to get warnings and a safe place to go.
New severe thunderstorm warnings have been issued for Franklin and Marion counties. Here are the full details for these warnings.
Tornado warning issued for northwestern Marion County and southwestern Franklin County.
A new tornado watch has been issued for several northwestern Alabama counties. Here are the details for this watch.
Strong storms are working their way into Western Alabama. Additionally, a new tornado watch may be issued for northwestern Alabama.
A dangerous tornado outbreak is expected across northern and central Alabama this afternoon and evening, with numerous strong to violent, long-track tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail posing a significant threat.
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