The latest update from the Storm Prediction Center has removed the moderate risk from the state, and has nearly removed the enhanced risk from the state as well. The enhanced risk is for the northeastern part of the state, but I actually believe that storms for that area are over due to the dryline already being passed those locations. Much of the rest of the eastern part of the state remains in a slight risk, mainly for the line of storms stretching from Ranburne to Wadley to Eclectic, and for the individual cells over Tallasee and Shorter, and the central part of Montgomery County.
Strong, gusty winds, along with large hail, and an isolated tornado or two could be possible for locations along and east of the line of storms through the remainder of the event. Storms should exit the state by the 10-11PM time frame. A few scattered showers will move across the northwestern parts of the state during the next hour or so, and these are not expected to be severe, and may not even have any thunder.
from The Alabama Weather Blog http://ift.tt/2nMffNQ
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