Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Mobile County in AL until 5:00am.

— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) May 24, 2026

Rain and thunderstorms will approach Dauphin Island and the Alabama beaches over the next couple of hours.

Lightning and loud thunder will be possible in the storms. Widespread severe storms seem unlikely, however. https://t.co/p3lHnxPQlN

— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) May 24, 2026

Rain and thunderstorms in eastern Louisiana will move toward southeast Mississippi and southwest Alabama over the next few hours. There is a bit of uncertainty as to if this mass of rain and storms will make it to our area. If it does, expect heavy rain and lots of lightning. https://t.co/B6JyweW4Kg

— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) May 24, 2026

Noisy thunderstorms are happening in parts of Mobile County this evening. Be inside as quite a bit of cloud-to-ground lightning is being observed near Semmes, Chickasaw, Saraland, and near the University of Mobile campus. https://t.co/wqKODqhobC

— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) May 23, 2026

Spotty showers and storms continue at 5:38PM near Gainestown, Suggsville, Stockton, McKinnon, Belleville, Range, Lenox, Sandcut, Berrydale, Whitfield, Fidelis, Brewton, and Roberts.

Storms will gradually fade away this evening. Another round of spotty storms is likely on Sunday. https://t.co/74Xr0uqG1s

— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) May 23, 2026

More thunderstorms have popped up this evening near Century, Jay, Flomaton, Brownsdale, Byrneville, Wawbeek, Oak Grove (FL), Sellersville, Wing, Carlton, Chastang, and Calvert. These cells are moving north.

Consistent, moderate rain is happening near Thomasville, Beatrice, https://t.co/ta0vHO7NyI

— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) May 23, 2026

Creepy looking shelf cloud at Thomasville, AL. Thanks to Samantha Lynam for the view! @NWSMobile

Shelf clouds certainly look ominous but they’re harmless. https://t.co/LuqSWIoWJn

— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) May 23, 2026