As of this evening, a severe event is already unfolding to our west. A number of active tornado warnings have already been issued south of Dallas. A strong storm system heads our way on Tuesday, with more potential for severe weather and heavy rain.
As of this evening, a severe event is already unfolding to our west. A number of active tornado warnings have already been issued south of Dallas. A strong storm system heads our way on Tuesday, with more potential for severe weather and heavy rain. Clouds increase tonight, with storms arriving especially in the afternoon Tuesday. The severe potential is currently level 3 enhanced across the western half of the forecast area.
From NWS Mobile: A potentially significant severe weather event is still on track to impact much of the region Tuesday through early Wednesday morning. Our entire local area is at risk for severe weather, but the areas of greatest threat are southeast Mississippi and southwest Alabama . All modes of severe weather will be possible: tornadoes , damaging winds in excess of 70 mph, and large hail up to golf ball size. Continue to check back for future updates.
Skies clear Wednesday. We expect classic spring weather Wednesday through Sunday. Highs will range into the low to mid 70′s. The nights stay cool in the mid 40′s. We expect a much better pattern ahead, once we clear out in the wake of the Tuesday night storms.
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