Tornado-warned cells in east Mississippi are getting close to Pickens and Lamar counties in west Alabama as of 8PM. pic.twitter.com/tGKLEOKNyA
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) January 6, 2025
SPOTTY SHOWERS LOCALLY… While we track the main batch of storms happening to our west across parts of Mississippi and Louisiana, we are seeing a few spotty showers develop across parts of south Alabama and northwest Florida.
These showers are producing localized downpours and are drifting northeast.
The low-end severe weather risk kicks off a bit late tonight and will extend into early Monday ahead of sharply colder temperatures.
Multiple tornado warnings across central Mississippi as of 6:47PM. All is quiet currently across south Alabama and northwest Florida for now.
Storms set to arrive later this evening. pic.twitter.com/daLA9rvXyF
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) January 6, 2025
Cloudy evening. βοΈ #ALwx pic.twitter.com/yGpeWJyYUo
— π±πππππππ’ πΆππππππ β¨ (@brittykat94) January 5, 2025
Easy to see why an ongoing severe weather risk continues for parts of Louisiana and Mississippi. Significant, warm surge of Gulf air continues to exist out ahead of a powerful cold front.
Temperatures are in the 60s and 70s locally.
Temps as high as 75Β° near NOLA. pic.twitter.com/UmlFm6aYaR
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) January 5, 2025
