It will be interesting to see how this large mass of rain south of Pensacola ultimately affects the severe weather issues expected later today. Hopefully the blob sticks around for a long time and mitigates moisture transport further inland. That would be a good thing! pic.twitter.com/9AuoYRX13X
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) December 28, 2024
Late Sat AM Update: Storms beginning to develop over southern MS, will spread east this afternoon and evening. Ensure you are able to receive warnings and be prepared to move to your safe place in the event a warning is issued for your area. pic.twitter.com/Hl7gQ5eNBW
— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) December 28, 2024
⛈🌪☔ We always stress having MULTIPLE ways to receive weather-related warnings. How do YOU get your warnings?
Here are a few common ways:
📻Weather Radio
📱Wireless Emergency Alerts and Weather Apps
📺Local TV and Radio
💻Internet
📢Outdoor Sirens
🗨️Family, Friends, Coworkers pic.twitter.com/aPppF93kh1— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) December 28, 2024
THE TORNADO WARNING CHECKLIST… Take a screenshot of this checklist and keep it handy in case your location has a tornado warning!
Wear something hard and sturdy to protect your head during tornado warnings like a helmet or a makeshift helmet.
Please have multiple ways to hear warnings today, this evening, and overnight.
Today is the first level 4 out of 5 "moderate" #severe forecast from @NWSSPC anywhere in the U.S. in over 5 months (July 15).
Only 12th day this year with at least a level 4 risk.
Take this threat seriously if you're in the Deep South. pic.twitter.com/XsRrPVuXsn
— Jonathan Erdman (@wxjerdman) December 28, 2024
