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Sunday brings cooler and drier conditions in Alabama, with the heights in the mid -1960s up to low 70s and some persistent clouds in the northeast.

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PDS Tornado Watch exhibited for a large part of Alabama

A PDS tornado clock was issued for several counties in Alabama. It applies to 8 p.m. this evening.

PDS Tornado Watch comes within an hour for a large part of Central/Westalabama

PDS Tornado Wache, which will soon come for a large part of Alabama

Storm threat in our west is increasing: PDS Tornado Wache soon

An important tornado outbreak is expected this afternoon and evening in Alabama, the potential for long-distance tornados, the harmful winds over 70 miles per hour and large hail, while storms quickly develop and move east.

Storms continue to move through Nordalabama

Here is the last one about the active weather in Alabama this morning

Today and until today in the early Sunday morning

This is the type of outbreak that life can change in a moment. If you have a family, older neighbors or friends who may not be aware of the situation, contact you now. Make sure you have a way to get warnings and a safe place.

Heavy thunderstorm warning for Marion and Franklin Counties

New storm warnings were issued for Franklin and Marion Counties. Here are the complete details for these warnings.

Tornado warning for Marion & Franklin Counties exhibited until 3:45 a.m.

Tornado warning for Northwestern Marion County and Southwestern Franklin County.

Tornado Watch for Northwest Valley, including Tuscaloosa and Huntsville, published

A new Tornado clock was issued for several northwestern counties in Alabama. Here are the details for this watch.

Strong storms that start moving to Westernalabama

Strong storms work west of Alabama. In addition, a new tornado clock can be exhibited for Northwest Valleyabama.

New Tornado watch exhibited for East Mississippi

New Tornado watch for many Mississippi counties

New Day One Outlook from the Storm Prediction Center

A dangerous tornado outbreak is expected this afternoon and evening in the North and Central Alabama, with numerous strong to violent, long tornadoes, harmful winds and great hail a significant threat.

Storms will be moved to Northwest and West Central -Alabama after 2:30 a.m. They could be serious and even produce tornadoes.

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