This radar loop doesn't communicate the particularly DANGEROUS situation happening in west Alabama, where major flash flooding has caused vehicles to become stranded along US43 on the south side of Thomasville. Please STAY OFF THE ROADS in Clarke & Washington counties! pic.twitter.com/upjbLRib7U
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) December 28, 2018
Flash Flood Watch for multiple counties in AL until 12:00pm Friday.
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) December 28, 2018
MAJOR FLASH FLOODING IN WEST AL… A Flash Flood Warning is in effect for much of Clarke, Washington, Choctaw, and Wilcox counties in west Alabama until 6:30AM. This is a particularly dangerous situation as numerous roads are flooded! The Clarke County EMA reports that there are vehicles stranded along U.S. Highway 43 on the south side of Thomasville due to extreme flash flooding near Dummy Line Road.
Please STAY OFF THE ROADS in Clarke, Washington, Choctaw, and western Wilcox counties if you can. The heavy rain in these areas is only going to make these flash flooding problems worse over the next few hours.
340am – Getting numerous reports of flooding across Clarke County, AL via @ClarkeCountyEMA. Water is over Highway 43 near Thomasville, AL. #alwx https://t.co/GMKyIfsUD7
— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) December 28, 2018
The Storm Prediction Center suggests that the greatest chance of rotating/tornadic storms will be over southwest Alabama in the next few hours… Narrow corridor near and just ahead of a band of storms currently bringing very heavy rain to west AL. pic.twitter.com/iOMDXDzmrQ
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) December 28, 2018
