Severe Weather

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Increased rainfall, damaging winds, and isolated tornadoes are in the forecast again today as the result of Tropical Storm Cindy.

Tropical Storm Cindy continues to move inward, and severe storms and isolated tornadoes are possible as the storm continues its track across the southeast.

There is a slight chance for severe storms in Alabama during the overnight hours and into the morning on Wednesday, April 27, 2017.

The City of Tuscaloosa has officially opened its storm shelters as a Tornado Watch is now in effect until 12 noon.

The National Weather Service is advising Alabamians to be weather alert today, as a severe weather outbreak is possible.

Governor Bentley has declared a State of Emergency in Alabama in advance of what could possibly be a serious severe weather outbreak.

All modes of severe weather are possible in Alabama tomorrow, including tornadoes. The latest forecast indicates that this could be a significant severe weather event.

Severe weather is possible throughout the state today, with an enhanced risk in far northwest Alabama.

Strong to severe storms are possible tomorrow throughout the state, and all modes of severe weather are possible--including tornadoes.