Alabama faces rare Level 4 storm threat Saturday: It’s time to prepare for severe weather
A severe weather outbreak is expected on Saturday in Alabama, according to the National Weather Service. NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center has added -- and now expanded as of Thursday afternoon -- a rarely-used Level 4 out of 5 risk for parts of a large part of Alabama for Saturday.
Western Alabama will be hit hardest by the severe storms, with a risk of tornados, expected to begin on Friday night.
Governor Kay Ivey is declaring a state of emergency in all sixty seven counties in Alabama. A sweeping storm system moving ...
A dangerous, multiday severe weather outbreak is set to bring tornadoes, flash flooding and damaging winds to the Midwest, ...
Severe weather this Saturday could leave some North Alabama residents without power, making a weather radio an essential tool ...
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Update: A rare Alabama storm threat arrives this weekend. Here's what to expect.Severe weather can, and does, happen any time in Alabama, but the period of March through May is considered to be when ...
The severe storm threat begins Saturday. Central and northern MS face heightened risk, and forecasters are warning of danger across the state.
A storm system, fueled by unseasonably warm air, could unleash significant tornado activity along the Middle and Lower ...
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Will cloud cover impact lunar eclipse viewing in Alabama? See the NOAA sky coverage mapCould Thursday's rain threaten the lunar eclipse viewing later that night? See the NOAA sky coverage map to see where to best ...
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