Flash Flood Watch for multiple counties in AL until 7:00pm Tuesday.
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) May 28, 2018
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2:46AM May 28, 2018
Monthly Archives: May 2018
2:00AM May 28, 2018
HIGH RISK OF FLASH FLOODING… Areas in southeast Alabama and the Florida Panhandle have a rare, high risk of flash flooding today as the core of Alberto makes landfall. Heavy rain has already happened in these areas and more is on the way. Much of southwest Alabama and northwest Florida remain in the “significant risk” zone, meaning flash flooding will still be possible and quite potent where it does occur.
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1:11AM May 28, 2018
Center of Subtropical Storm Alberto is now visible on the KEVX radar… Heavier rain band approaching Tyndall AFB and Panama City as of 1:11AM CDT. pic.twitter.com/rRin9Cb9Ni
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) May 28, 2018
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1:00AM May 28, 2018
FLASH FLOOD WATCH… The entirety of south Alabama and northwest Florida remains under a Flash Flood Watch through Tuesday evening. Light to moderate rain continues to move across our region from east to west as the circulation of Alberto approaches. More detailed Alberto coverage will begin at 6AM unless tornado warnings are required before that for portions of southwest Alabama or northwest Florida. You can review our tornado warning policy here.
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12:04AM May 28, 2018
Just after midnight on Memorial Day Monday, light rain showers are happening across south Alabama and northwest Florida as a decaying rain band from Subtropical Storm Alberto moves west. More rain likely toward daybreak! pic.twitter.com/etiEDVGjVs
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) May 28, 2018
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