These small cells in and around Mobile Bay are showing signs of broad rotation at times. These probably aren’t strong enough, at the moment anyway, to produce a tornado but multiple waterspouts are likely ongoing. https://t.co/QxSP0z8ton
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) June 18, 2026
Thankfully, so far, the mini circulations moving across Mobile and Baldwin counties have remained weak.
Several tornado warnings continue in parts of southeast Mississippi. We will need to monitor the circulations there as multiple could be problematic for Washington County, AL https://t.co/UHFlomjQRX
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) June 18, 2026
MOB issues Tornado Warning [tornado: RADAR INDICATED, hail: <.75 IN] for George, Greene, Perry, Stone [MS] till 9:15 AM CDT https://t.co/HbOk3ymBbk https://t.co/a1lRSPJCLx
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) June 18, 2026
At 8:30AM, tornado warnings are happening in southeast Mississippi.
Rain and a few thunderstorms are happening across parts of SW Alabama and NW Florida.
Tornado risk will ramp up a bit later across the local area. Monitoring radar trends carefully. https://t.co/LwxcNUHPCj
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) June 18, 2026
MOB issues Tornado Warning [tornado: RADAR INDICATED, hail: <.75 IN] for Stone [MS] till 9:15 AM CDT https://t.co/nJB79TQzK6 https://t.co/078bcHlaBo
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) June 18, 2026
MOB issues Tornado Warning [tornado: RADAR INDICATED, hail: <.75 IN] for Greene, Perry [MS] till 9:15 AM CDT https://t.co/UqlAkSaUji https://t.co/ZEo00ibLCy
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) June 18, 2026
Confirmed tornado in Stone County, MS is moving northeast. Tornadic debris signature (TDS) is visible on radar. This means debris from the ground is being lofted 2,000-3,000 feet into the air.
Very dangerous storm! https://t.co/2y6ONlfFDC
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) June 18, 2026
