Good news to report! Monroe, Clarke, and Washington counties in southwest Alabama have been cancelled OUT of the tornado watch.
Heavy rain continues in many spots across the region as of 5AM. pic.twitter.com/MjHxcaKU0f
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) December 24, 2020
Hearing some big claps of thunder at our studio location in Brewton, AL right now. Storms across Escambia County, AL are below severe limits, but quite loud nonetheless! pic.twitter.com/8fTzhyxU7g
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) December 24, 2020
RAIN & STORMS MOVING EAST… Rain and thunderstorms continue to develop and move east early on this Christmas Eve morning. Right now, the main line of storms extends from Grove Hill to Jackson to Citronelle to Lucedale, MS. A separate, heavier band of rain has set up from Repton to Flomaton to Walnut Hill to Robertsdale.
Storms will continue to progressively move eastward over the next few hours. A Tornado Watch continues for all local counties until 11AM, although counties will begin to get cleared from the watch once the risk comes to an end.
Seeing a few lightning strikes near Atmore and Poarch over the last several minutes. Heavy rain is happening along the Alabama Highway 21 corridor from Uriah to Huxford to Atmore. These storms are below severe limits as of 3:33AM. pic.twitter.com/A8ng9ziEDc
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) December 24, 2020
Rain continues to spread eastward across the region. No active warnings as of 3:24AM. Rain is quite heavy in some of these bands that have set up out ahead of the main line of storms. pic.twitter.com/YFhvcNHgn0
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) December 24, 2020
