A two-in-five chance of severe weather, possible tornadoes, wind gusts reaching 45 mph, an Extreme Cold Watch and a Freeze Watch are among the alerts in issued.
A two-in-five chance of severe weather, possible tornadoes, wind gusts reaching 45 mph, an Extreme Cold Watch and a Freeze Watch are among the alerts in issued. Rain and thunderstorms will move in Sunday afternoon, and some could linger into the night before bitterly cold air invades.
Things elsewhere are worse with a mixture of winter weather prompting states of emergency in South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, Arkansas, Maryland, Delaware, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Jersey, New York, Indiana, Texas, West Virginia and portions of Alabama. FEMA officials said they have several distribution centers across the South and East stocked with more than 7 million meals, more than 3 million liters of water, more than 650,000 blankets and more than 180 generators, CBS News reported. While South Alabama won’t see icy weather, WTVY Chief Meteorologist David Paul issued a First Alert Weather Day for Sunday, telling us to prepare for damaging thunderstorms which could be accompanied by a few tornadoes. After the storms passes later Sunday, Arctic air invades with temperatures in the 20s by Monday morning and perhaps flirting with the teens by Monday night.Download the WTVY News4 app to get alerts and stories the moment they are published. Available for FREE in theSingle mom who raised over $300K for her own funeral has died, reports sayLive updates on road conditions after winter weather brings ice, sleet to Tennessee Valley
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