Numerous showers and storms are popping up across Mobile, Santa Rosa, and Okaloosa counties as of 12:49PM. These are seabreeze-induced pop-up storms that are not associated with Subtropical Storm Alberto.
Many storms will bubble up across our region over the next few hours. Cloud-to-ground lightning and heavy downpours of rain will be the main concerns. Widespread severe weather is not expected.
Check out this very high-resolution GOES-East meso sector loop of Subtropical Storm Alberto… I'm consistently blown away how awesome this new satellite is. Amazing! pic.twitter.com/TgfpQm9f1G
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) May 25, 2018
Much of south Alabama & NW Florida is dry as of late morning, but a few storms are dropping heavy rain near Gulf Shores, Foley, and Elberta. Aerial Flood Advisory issued by NWS Mobile for south Baldwin County. pic.twitter.com/mCj8LuV2W1
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) May 25, 2018
As noted by @NHC_Atlantic uncertainty in the near-landfall intensity of #Alberto on Monday. ECMWF & other models indicating a fully-tropical system near/at Category 1 hurricane strength. Prepare for wind, surge, and heavy rain. Gulf of Mexico beaches will be hazardous. pic.twitter.com/O4vPtbBfZK
— Ryan | weather.us (@RyanMaue) May 25, 2018
Heavy rain is likely this weekend into early next week. I can't remember the last time (if ever) I posted a 100% chance of rain four days out… Big rain for Memorial Day! pic.twitter.com/O57A7pqw5R
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) May 25, 2018
