MORE STRONG STORMS POSSIBLE MONDAY… RZW Exec partners, good Friday evening! This is a brief update to give you an early heads up that we may have another round of strong to potentially severe thunderstorms (in addition to potentially 2-4″ of additional rainfall) on Monday, December 31. Model data has been inconsistent, so it’s not feasible for me to provide potential details just yet. The big takeaway is that under some model scenarios, we may have another round of active weather on Monday. Early indications point to a morning event, but since there is so much uncertainty, I would take that with a proverbial “grain of salt.” Details will become more clear this weekend.
ACTIVE MORNING FOR WEST ALABAMA… A major flash flood event happened over southeast Mississippi and west Alabama this morning, with some spots picking up 15 INCHES OF RAIN in less than 12 hours. We also had one tornado warning in Washington County this morning around 3:00AM. Here is the archive of our live streaming coverage if you’d like to go back and see it. The event on Monday could potentially be similar, in that the biggest risk may happen due to training showers and thunderstorms that produce extreme rainfall amounts.
NEXT RZW EXEC UPDATE… I’ll have the latest on the Monday severe weather potential posted here in Tactical Ops by 5PM on Sunday evening. No major weather issues, other than patchy areas of dense fog and ongoing flooding, are expected through then. Let me know if you have any questions. Enjoy your weekend!