Isolated severe storms possible today and Monday

There may (once more) be a couple of robust storms this afternoon — and tonight — for components of Alabama.

The Nationwide Climate Service stated that remoted to scattered rain and storms might be doable beginning this afternoon and lasting into the night hours.

Then consideration will shift to the west and an approaching entrance, which may deliver the possibility of some extra storms late tonight and into Monday.

These later storms doubtlessly could possibly be on the robust facet, and NOAA’s Storm Prediction Middle has put components of north and west Alabama in a Stage 1 (or marginal) threat for extreme climate.

A Stage 1 threat means remoted extreme storms might be doable.

The strongest storms may have damaging wind gusts, hail and many lightning.

The storms may lose a few of their punch through the in a single day hours however re-intensify through the warmth of the day on Monday because the entrance strikes southward, and the Storm Prediction Middle has one other Stage 1 threat in place for components of east and south Alabama for Monday.

Right here is Monday’s extreme climate outlook:

The storms are anticipated to maneuver out on Monday, and drier and warmer climate is anticipated for the remainder of the work week. Highs on Wednesday and Thursday may attain into the mid- and even higher 90s in some areas in Alabama earlier than it’s over.

Nevertheless, the excellent news is that there isn’t a organized extreme climate threat for Alabama — not less than to this point — for subsequent week.