Alabama severe weather threat: When to expect storms to arrive where you live
Most of the rest of north Alabama will have a Level 2 risk, and a small area in the northeast corner of the state will have a Level 1 risk. If storms can develop they have the potential to be intense, especially west of Interstate 65. Tornadoes, damaging winds and hail will be possible.
Alabama weather: Tips to help prepare for storms, possible tornadoes this weekend
With the possibility of severe weather this weekend in Alabama, now is the time to prepare. Here are some tips from the United Way of West Alabama: Gas: Fill up your car’s gas tank in case you need to travel. If you have a generator at home, fill up your tanks and containers. Stay charged: Charge your phone, laptop, backup battery chargers, etc.
Weather Alert Friday 9 PM until Sunday 12 AMRare High Risk for Saturday afternoon and evening Expect two rounds of strong to ...
A sweeping storm system moving across the U.S. threatens to bring tornadoes, blizzards and possibly wildfires to different ...
Governor Kay Ivey declared a State of Emergency for the entire state of Alabama ahead of Saturday's severe storms.
WVTM Channel 13 on MSN1d
County-by-county: Full list of Central Alabama storm sheltersIt is always a good idea to familiarize yourself and your family with the locations of storm shelters close to your home.
Montgomery Advertiser on MSN2h
Governor declares state of emergency for all of AlabamaThe entire state is under a level four threat, with strong tornadoes, large hail and damaging winds all possible.
The Weather Channel on MSN2h
Severe Weather Outbreak Hauls Threats Of Strong, Long-Tracked Tornadoes, 80 To 100 MPH Wind Gusts, Large HailA multi-day outbreak of severe thunderstorms will begin today and last through the weekend in the Midwest, South and East.
Code Red means it is unhealthy for sensitive groups with respiratory issues to spend long periods of time outside.
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