Strong to severe storms could potentially impact the Townsquare Media Coverage Area and other areas of Alabama.
According to James Spann, the Chief Meteorologist of ABC 33/40 and Townsquare Media Tuscaloosa, Alabama can expect a wet and stormy weather pattern in the coming days. He predicts occasional rain and a few strong thunderstorms.
According to the National Weather Service in Birmingham, there is a concern that if storms coincide with an area of unstable air moving northward, some of the storms could potentially become severe. The forecast predicts that showers and storms will persist into Monday morning, with a continued risk of severe weather, unless previous waves of activity have already depleted the unstable air.
Risk Areas
The Storm Prediction Center has issued a “slight risk” alert for most of the Townsquare Media Coverage area from this afternoon until Monday afternoon.
Timing Outlook
The window for activity during “Round 1” is from 3 p.m. on Sunday until 6 a.m. on Monday. Following that, “Round 2” spans from 6 a.m. on Monday to 1 p.m.
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Potential Threats
Throughout the entire duration, the system is primarily focused on the following concerns: tornadoes, damaging winds reaching speeds of up to 60 mph, quarter-size hail, and potential flooding.
According to the National Weather Service in Birmingham, the main concern regarding the flooding is the potential for localized flooding in areas with poor drainage and small waterways.
According to Spann, the severe weather threat for Alabama is both complex and conditional. He emphasizes the significance of factors such as the position of a surface front, the location of small-scale boundaries, and the degree of instability in determining the severity of the threat.
Highest Tornado Probability
According to meteorologist Spann, the areas with the highest tornado probabilities today and tonight are the far west and southwest counties of Alabama. Tomorrow, the risk will shift to the east and southeast part of the state. Although the chance of a tornado north of I-20 (the northern third of Alabama) through tomorrow is very low, it is not completely zero.
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