Alabama, severe weather

Alabama’s rare severe weather event ‘is all but certain’: Level 5 out of 5 risk in forecast for state
"We’re absolutely going to see some kind of impactful weather, it’s just a matter of how widespread," NWS warns.
Alabama severe weather: Here's what each alert means, and how to prepare
We all hear the terms when there's a threat of severe weather. But what does each alert mean, and how does it affect you?
The Weather Authority: Major, dangerous severe weather threat for Alabama
Alabamians are urged to remain vigilant as a dynamic storm system is set to unleash two rounds of severe thunderstorms across the state from
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.
Significant severe weather threat over the weekend
The main window opens for severe up as early as 7 PM ET Saturday in east Alabama and should end by 9 AM ET Sunday in Schley and Sumter Counties in Georgia; the heart of the Chattahoochee Valley’s main threat will probably fall in the 10 PM to 6 AM time frame based on the latest data.
First Alert Weather: Warm Friday ahead of severe weather Saturday
THE NEXT 24 HOURS: Friday promises to be a beautiful day! Expect a good mix of sun and clouds with high temperatures in the upper 70s to near 80. The wind will pick up out of the south with gusts upwards of 20 mph. We have declared Saturday, March 15 a First Alert Weather Day for the possibility to see multiple rounds of severe weather.
Forecasters upgrade weekend storm threat across Alabama to level seen about once a year
Much of central Alabama for Saturday has been placed under a level four out of five threat for severe weather, an almost unprecedented listing, on a scale where five is considered to be the highest chances for severe weather. The rating occurs about once a year, said Jason Davis, meteorologist with the National Weather Service office in Birmingham.
Gov. Ivey declares state of emergency ahead of severe weather threat
Gov. Kay Ivey has declared a state of emergency for all 67 counties in Alabama, as severe weather is expected to impact many this weekend. The state of emergency
Major severe weather threat ahead for Alabama
Some small hail is possible with these storms the rest of the state is dry with a mix of sun and clouds along with temperatures in the 70s.Showers and storms will fade early tonight.HIGH END SEVERE WEATHER THREAT: Alabamians will need to pay very close attention to the weather tomorrow night through Saturday night as a dynamic storm system will bring two rounds of severe thunderstorms to the state.
Section of Alabama now faces level 5 threat, the highest risk for severe weather
It marks only the third time since at least 2006 that the highest risk level has been issued the day before an expected outbreak.
ALERT DAYS: 'Numerous significant tornadoes' expected during Alabama severe weather outbreak Saturday
A severe weather outbreak in Alabama through Saturday with the threat of hail, damaging winds and tornadoes. Some tornadoes could be strong and long-track.
The state’s advice on how to prepare for weather this weekend
Governor Kay Ivey (R) declared a state of emergency in Alabama today. There’s a possibility of tornadoes this weekend, and ...
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Get prepared: Red Cross urges Alabama residents to ready for severe weather
The American Red Cross urges residents to prepare for severe storms and tornado threats with crucial safety guidelines.