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TORNADO WATCH issued for much of Central Alabama
Gusty winds, an isolated tornado possible Saturday morning as a storm system pushes through the state.
The following counties are under a tornado watch until 10a CT:
AUTAUGA BIBB CALHOUN CHEROKEE CHILTON CHOCTAW CLARKE CLAY CLEBURNE COOSA DALLAS ELMORE ETOWAH GREENE HALE JEFFERSON LOWNDES MARENGO MONTGOMERY PERRY PICKENS RANDOLPH SHELBY ST. CLAIR SUMTER TALLADEGA TALLAPOOSA TUSCALOOSA WASHINGTON WILCOX
A line of thunderstorms is forecast to push through Alabama this morning, a few could produce gusty winds and a brief tornado.
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First Alert Weather Day: First Alert Weather Day continues for potential flooding, severe threat south of I-20/59
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) – We have declared the first half of Saturday as a First Alert Weather Day.
The main threat will be heavy rainfall and the potential to see flooding. We are also monitoring a small window for a severe threat for the southern half of Alabama before 10 a.m.
Have multiple ways to receive weather information during the morning hours. The severe and flood threat should be over noon with only a few showers possible during the afternoon hours.
A Tornado Watch has been issued for areas along and south of I-20/59 until 10 a.m. It includes the following counties: Pickens, Sumter, Greene, Hale, Tuscaloosa, Bibb, Perry, Jefferson, Shelby, Chilton, Coosa, Tallapoosa, Talladega, St. Clair, Clay, Etowah, Calhoun, Cleburne and Cherokee counties. Areas under the tornado watch could see a severe storm capable of producing a tornado and damaging winds.
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Montgomery City/County EMA shares severe weather thoughts
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) – The Montgomery City/County Emergency Management Agency is reminding people to be prepared for severe weather all year long, with the biggest concern currently being rain and flooding.
“Everybody in today’s world has a cell phone. Find a way that suits you to get alerts,” said Montgomery EMA Director Wade Lyles.
Lyles stresses that message while pointing towards recommendations of having supplies at home, as well as storing important documents together.
“Buy one item a month, one item a pay period, slowly build up towards that so that you can be prepared and if you can afford to do it all now, then yeah, get it all now,” said Lyles.
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