As severe weather continues to move through Alabama, the Townsquare Media Weather Center will continue to monitor the activity.

The slow-moving system has brought portions of our coverage area a tornado watch, damaging wind gusts, hail, lightning, and concerns for flooding.

Severe Weather Concerns

Residents should be aware that the band of heavy rain and storms continues to move slowly and steadily eastward. This raises concerns about flooding issues across West Alabama and other counties in Alabama.

In addition, the National Weather Service in Birmingham stated that tornadoes, damaging winds of up to 60 mph, and hail up to a quarter of an inch in diameter are still potential threats.

West Alabama Timeline

Bibb: now through 2 p.m.

Fayette: now through 7 a.m.

Greene: now through 10 a.m.

Hale: now through 10 a.m. with a small section until 2 p.m.

Lamar: now through 7 a.m.

Perry: now through 2 p.m.

Pickens: now through 10 a.m.

Sumter: now through 10 a.m.

Tuscaloosa: now through 10 a.m.

Walker: now through 7 a.m.

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West Alabama Risk Areas

Bibb: Slight Risk

Fayette: Marginal Risk

Greene: Slight Risk

Hale: Slight Risk

Lamar: Marginal Risk

Perry: Slight Risk

Pickens: Slight Risk

Sumter: Slight Risk

Tuscaloosa: Slight Risk

Walker: The county is split between a Marginal and Slight Risk

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