Meaghan Thomas

An upper-level disturbance will park itself over Alabama this weekend. Expect some off-and-on periods of rain with some embedded thunderstorms through next Tuesday. Though no day looks to be a washout, you'll want the umbrella nearby over the next several days. https://t.co/VsUJJAANDw

DENSE FOG ADVISORY for Blount, Cherokee, Etowah, Fayette, Lamar, Marion, Walker, Cullman, and Winston Counties UNTIL 9 AM https://t.co/2OKRonymeq

First alert for the possibility of a few strong to severe storms this afternoon and evening. Main concerns will come from gusty wind and large hail. Tornado threat is low, but not zero. https://t.co/dW1UfTdT9Q

The SPC has issued a slight risk (level 2/5) for areas mainly north of I-20/59. Any storm that develops from 2pm through 11pm, could contain strong gusty winds, and large hail upwards of 2 inches in diameter. The tornado threat today is low, but not zero. https://t.co/Oae3gcETog

DENSE FOG ADVISORY: for all of central and north Alabama through 8am. Visibility has dropped to a 1/4 mile in spots. Low beams, low speeds! https://t.co/sS0kiMJnLQ

Remember when I said I wouldn’t complain when it gets hot…. Well I take it back 🥵 Could we see 100 by May 22nd?!!! https://t.co/zgiuoiQaSa

Marginal risk (level 1/5) for a few strong, gusty storms Thursday. Up to quarter-sized hail possible too! https://t.co/93VvRpbjm0

First Alert: heaviest of rain is wrapping up and we will continue to call for scattered showers through the day. Highs will remain in the mid and upper 70s. https://t.co/EtNoftruiE

A wake low has developed on the back edge of the rain this morning. Gradient winds upwards of 35 mph have been reported over many West Alabama counties. Tupelo, MS saw a wind gust at 53mph just after 2am. A few trees could come down due to this wind and the saturated soil. https://t.co/i0h4p0Pnyw

Rain will become widespread overnight through early Wednesday morning. Rain totals will generally be less than a half inch in many communities. Heavier totals will be in west, south and southwest Alabama. https://t.co/0x1MeMN2ta

Rain totals through late Wednesday night coming off the latest high res model data suggests many communities will be less than a 1/2 inch. Higher totals will be through south Alabama. https://t.co/kAwX8MesRW

We give you a FIRST ALERT for rain returning overnight tonight into Wednesday morning. Heavier pockets of rain will be along and south of I-20. https://t.co/oAJvnUAqfc

RT @dixiealleychsr: Hail covered roadways in Hope, New Mexico followed by a single and double rainbow in same region. @weswyattweather @Lau…

This morning it is cool with temperatures in the 40s under a mostly fair sky. Tuesday night into Wednesday, the risk for rain will ramp up. We could be looking at areas of localized flooding. Stay Weather Alert! https://t.co/aryMlvPSiH

A substantial rainmaker will move into AL on TUES night, bringing the potential for widespread rain & some embedded thunderstorms heading into WED. A good 1-3 inches of rain will be possible, so we will have to keep an eye out for the possibility of localized flooding. https://t.co/TpF3lSJJAc

First Alert: Strong to severe storms expected this afternoon, evening, and into Saturday. Heavy rain, gusty winds and hail are the primary concerns. The tornado threat is low, but not zero. https://t.co/tWiHo3C7dL

We have declared a FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY for Friday. The SPC has upgraded our risk to enhanced (level 3/5) for areas from Emelle to West Blocton to Anniston and points to the northwest. Expect gusty winds and hail. The tornado threat is low, but not zero. https://t.co/fkph83OZxr