Alabama faces another severe weather weekend: Forecasters warn of tornadoes, damaging winds
The National Weather Service said confidence continues to increase about the possibility of severe weather this weekend in Alabama. All modes of severe weather will be on the table, including tornadoes, damaging winds and heavy rain. Severe storms could be possible in northwest Alabama on Friday and then statewide on Saturday.
Update: As of 11 a.m. Wednesday, approximately 30,000 people are without power across the state, including more than 29,000 ...
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This storm will enter California and the West Coast on Wednesday with rain and mountain snow. It will then head into the ...
Alabama is bracing for a line of strong to severe thunderstorms expected to hit the state Tuesday night, with the potential ...
Storms in south Alabama on Saturday could also be hail producers, according to forecasters. The most likely timeframe for ...
Some severe weather is possible across portions of Florida and Georgia on Sunday after powerful storms swept across portions ...
For Sunday, there were 43 active wildfires covering about 1,106 acres and 121 contained wildfires covering about 3,717 acres.
Severe storms tore through Alabama on Tuesday night, causing widespread damage, downing power lines and trees, and leaving more than 40,000 utility customers without power by Wednesday morning.
As a storm travels through the south-central and southeastern United States this weekend, thunderstorms packing strong winds, ...
Brush fires caused by downed power lines have been reported Tuesday afternoon in central Alabama, hours before powerful ...
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