Loud storms are pushing into Atmore, Huxford, Repton, Belleville, and Burnt Corn from the west.
Storms continue to be well below severe limits locally as of 5:20PM. pic.twitter.com/1urdhaolIE
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) November 25, 2025
✅ All Clear for all parts of Washington, Choctaw, and Marengo counties in west Alabama. Tornado Watch cancelled for those counties.
The low-end severe weather risk continues along and ahead of the broken line of storms that extends from Mexia to Wilmer. pic.twitter.com/lCXon5FQhd
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) November 25, 2025
✅ ALL CLEAR FOR WASHINGTON, CHOCTAW, AND MARENGO COUNTIES… All clear for all parts of Washington, Choctaw, and Marengo counties as of 4:55PM CDT November 25, 2025. The tornado risk has ended in all parts of these counties this evening. The severe weather risk continues for areas to the southeast.
Washington, Choctaw, and Marengo counties have been cancelled out of the Tornado Watch as of 4:55PM CDT November 25, 2025.
Thunderstorms (all currently well below severe limits) will move into Monroeville, Beatrice, Uriah, Stockton, Atmore, Huxford, Bay Minette, Wilmer, and West Mobile over the next hour.
Broken line of storms is pushing east. Gusty winds (20-30 mph) possible as storms move in. pic.twitter.com/AebjESnna4
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) November 25, 2025
Heavy downpours of rain are happening near Scyrene, Grove Hill, Whatley, Toddtown, Jackson, Leroy, McIntosh, Wagerville, Citronelle, and Wilmer as of 3:42PM.
Storms remain under severe limits locally. A Tornado Watch continues for inland counties until 6PM. pic.twitter.com/IcySAG9Yf9
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) November 25, 2025
Thunderstorms have been widely spaced and scattered, as expected, today.
No signs of tornado development across south Alabama or northwest Florida as of 2:54PM.
A Tornado Watch continues until 6PM for Conecuh, Butler, Monroe, Clarke, and Washington counties in SW AL. pic.twitter.com/MgPJT0JiHq
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) November 25, 2025
Severe Thunderstorm Warning till 3:15PM for much of the Birmingham, AL metro area due to damaging wind gusts moving in from the west. This includes places as far south as Pelham in Shelby County. pic.twitter.com/C9EEoaxUiK
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) November 25, 2025
