An area of low pressure is developing across the northern Gulf of Mexico just south of Louisiana. This low will move toward our region tonight, although it remains to be seen how far north the associated warm front will move.
Severe weather risk now looks to be from 10PM to 6AM. pic.twitter.com/JPzxQY4rJr
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) February 17, 2021
Very cool! @jimbcbs4 @TGreenDenver @rzweather https://t.co/eLEHiPhomP
— John Overstreet (@JohnOverstreet8) February 17, 2021
Isolated severe storms will be possible south of a Wiggins, MS to Andalusia, AL line late tonight thru early Thu AM. Quarter sized hail will be possible. The potential for damaging winds or a tornado looks to be mainly focused along & south of the I-10 corridor. #mobx pic.twitter.com/PQmYYBtYck
— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) February 17, 2021
Rain and storms will move into our region from the west over the next several hours.
I suspect any severe storms that happen overnight will almost certainly occur in coastal counties. At this moment, does not look like unstable air will be able to reach very far inland at all. pic.twitter.com/pVY4jdUK4K
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) February 17, 2021
It’s still very cold here in #Mobile #Alabama. Low 20s last night after hitting 19 night-before-last. This fountain in west Mobile remains frozen.@NWSMobile @spann @Kelly_WPMI @JohnnyParker012 @rzweather @ThomasGeboyWX #ALwx #weather pic.twitter.com/B7T7fROiPL
— ProperGander Stephen Simpson (@BamaStephen) February 17, 2021
