ALL CLEAR FOR GEORGE COUNTY… All clear for all parts of George County, MS as of 9:32AM CDT March 31, 2025.

Rain and storms will continue but the severe weather risk has ended in all parts of George County, MS this morning.

George County joins Choctaw, Wayne, Clarke, Washington, Marengo, and Greene counties that previously received the all clear message earlier.

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch technically remains in effect for George County, but the watch will be cancelled soon as the severe weather risk has come to an end.

The main line of storms will move through Monroeville, Beatrice, Repton, Burnt Corn, Excel, Frisco City, Uriah, Huxford, Atmore, Mobile, Prichard, Saraland, Satsuma, Creola, Theodore, and Bayou La Batre shortly.

Quite frankly, storms are behaving so far locally. Great news! pic.twitter.com/ktuyCFoYpL

— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) March 31, 2025

ALL CLEAR FOR CLARKE, WASHINGTON, MARENGO, AND GREENE COUNTIES… All clear for all parts of Clarke, Washington, Marengo, and Greene counties as of 9:08AM CDT March 31, 2025. The severe weather risk has ended in all parts of these counties this morning.

Clarke, Washington, Marengo, and Greene counties join Choctaw and Wayne counties that previously received the all clear message earlier.

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch technically remains in effect for Clarke, Washington, and Greene counties, but the watch will be cancelled soon as the severe weather risk has come to an end. Marengo County has already been cleared out of the Severe Thunderstorm Watch.

The severe weather risk continues for counties south and east of the advancing line of storms.

Storms near Thomasville, Jackson, and Leakesville will continue moving eastward into parts of Monroe and Mobile counties over the next 45 minutes.

Heads up for folks near Monroeville, Beatrice, Uriah, Perdue Hill, Mexia, Citronelle, Mt. Vernon: Main line of storms approaching. pic.twitter.com/ckoIIfxqZK

— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) March 31, 2025

ALL CLEAR FOR CHOCTAW (AL) AND WAYNE (MS) COUNTIES… All clear for all parts of Choctaw County, AL and Wayne County, MS as of 8:42AM CDT March 31, 2025.

Rain and thunderstorms will continue, but the severe weather risk has ended has ended in all parts of these counties this morning

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch technically remains in effect for Choctaw and Wayne counties, but the watch will be cancelled soon as the severe weather risk has come to an end in those two counties.

The severe weather risk continues for areas along and east of the advancing, main line of thunderstorms.

Tornado Warning till 9AM for parts of Harrison County, Mississippi. pic.twitter.com/zbzvw80Kco

— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) March 31, 2025

STORMS MOVING INTO WEST ALABAMA… Thunderstorms are now happening, as of 8:03AM, near Millry, Cullomburg, Silas, Toxey, Gilbertown, Butler, Yarbo, and Fruitdale in west Alabama. These storms are due to the main line of thunderstorms.

A few separate storms have developed near Thomasville and Camden. These storms are out ahead of the main batch of storms. Quite a bit of lightning is happening with the storm in Wilcox County near Camden.

Clearly, the most intense part of this line of storms is coming through eastern Louisiana and southeast Mississippi where multiple severe thunderstorm warnings with “considerable” damage tags are in effect. 70-80 mph wind gusts possible shortly near metro New Orleans, Slidell, Picayune, Poplarville, Kiln, and Waveland.

This main batch of thunderstorms will continue to move east across south Alabama and northwest Florida over the next few hours. Damaging wind gusts and tornadoes will be the concerns.

One caveat/wrinkle in the forecast this morning: Just how much the stable air due to the thunderstorms last evening will impact this advancing line of storms. We will see if any lingering stable air can take a toll on the line of storms. Hopefully that is the case, but that is not a guarantee. Watching trends carefully.