Storms continue moving eastward. Heavy rain is about to begin in Poarch, Atmore, Perdido, Bay Minette, Stapleton, Daphne, & Fairhope…. pic.twitter.com/MA0JwyD57b
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) February 12, 2019
Above the foggy, gray skies and rainy weather.. we found a bit of sunshine at 20,000' enroute over central Alabama. #Lear60 #LovetoFly @AirShowProd @iLove_Aviation @spann @LeniseLigon @NWSMobile @WKRG_John @rzweather @ALcomMobile @Kelly_WPMI @vargasmoni pic.twitter.com/zfXuAUogW0
— David Gehman (@dflyguy) February 12, 2019
Rain today, rain likely again on Friday… Still too early to know whether strong or severe storms will happen Friday. We'll have updates over the next few days. pic.twitter.com/AShkeaxFgz
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) February 12, 2019
The severe thunderstorm warning in west Alabama has expired. Line of showers and storms continues to move into AL from MS. Widespread severe weather is not expected. pic.twitter.com/TCX8f8X7ZZ
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) February 12, 2019
GUSTY WINDS NEAR MILLRY… A Severe Thunderstorm Warning remains in effect for parts of northern Washington, southern Choctaw, and western Clarke counties in west Alabama until 8:15AM. Gusty/potentially damaging wind gusts may be happening near Millry, Silas, and Gilbertown along the Alabama Highway 17 corridor.
LINE OF STORMS MOVING EAST… This convective band moving through west Alabama is the main line of thunderstorms moving by our region today. Behind this line of storms, the low-end severe weather risk will come to an end. Rain will linger into the afternoon and evening hours.
