Alabama faces rare Level 4 storm threat Saturday: It’s time to prepare for severe weather
A severe weather outbreak is expected on Saturday in Alabama, according to the National Weather Service. NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center has added -- and now expanded as of Thursday afternoon -- a rarely-used Level 4 out of 5 risk for parts of a large part of Alabama for Saturday.
"We’re absolutely going to see some kind of impactful weather, it’s just a matter of how widespread," NWS warns.
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History teaches us not to ignore severe weather warnings, even though sometimes little happens during those times.
The main window opens for severe up as early as 7 PM ET Saturday in east Alabama and should end by 9 AM ET Sunday in Schley ...
Gov. Ivey made the announcement Friday morning in preparation for the storms expected to sweep across the state Saturday night and Sunday morning.
In some extreme cases, thunderstorms can spawn a derecho, a long-lived windstorm with gusts over 100 mph, strong enough to ...
The National Weather Service says an outbreak of severe storms could spawn tornadoes, heavy snow and high winds.
Dangerous weather conditions will peak Saturday, with one of the most prolific tornado-producing setups in years expected to ...
A multi-day outbreak of severe thunderstorms will begin today and last through the weekend in the Midwest, South and East.
Counties across West Alabama are now under flood warnings and watches ahead of major storms expected Friday and Saturday ...
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