The Storm Prediction Center has introduced a low-end, Level 1 (out of 5) severe weather risk valid today into tonight for parts of the Florida Panhandle region east of Panama City.
Outside chance for gusty winds and a brief tornado or two in those zones… pic.twitter.com/M2eEjakxPg
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) January 31, 2021
Scattered showers will continue to be possible this morning. Most of the rain will be to our east by the early afternoon hours. ?
Temps peak in the low-70s today ahead of cooler air arriving tonight. Have a great Sunday!
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) January 31, 2021
SHOWERS MOVING EAST… Sprinkles and light rain continue to move east across our area early on this Sunday morning. Two distinct bands of rain are happening. One extends from near Andalusia southeast to Loxley. The other band of rain extends from near Keith and Hybart to State Line, MS.
Showers will continue to move eastward over the next few hours.
SCATTERED SHOWERS MOVING EAST… Scattered areas of rain continue to push eastward across the area early on this Sunday morning. We note some of the showers have exhibited signs of very weak rotation offshore. There is a very low-end chance that one or two of these showers could briefly become severe later this morning. The chance of ANY place in our region going under a tornado warning today remains VERY low, as of now. We will carefully watch these low-topped showers in the hours ahead. Any stronger showers/storms would almost certainly happen in coastal areas.
Over the next few hours, intermittent rain will continue to be possible across the region.
Scattered showers continue to move east across the region. Rain is likely at times on Sunday morning. ? pic.twitter.com/FiK6diZmYI
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) January 31, 2021
