At least 4 tornadoes hit Alabama overnight; storm surveys ongoing
The National Weather Service surveyed damage in Alabama on Sunday after a round of severe storms on Saturday night and Sunday morning. The storms have been blamed for three injuries. Four tornadoes have been confirmed so far, and there’s a chance that number could go higher this week with more surveys planned.
At least 1 tornado confirmed to have touched down during severe weather Sunday morning
Severe Weather Team 2 has confirmed that an EF-1 tornado touched down in Butts County early Sunday morning. The storm had winds of 100-105 mph and the storm’s track extended into Newton County. The line of storms started moving into the state around 3 a.
Alabama’s tornado count from weekend severe weather could climb today. The National Weather Service offices in both ...
The National Weather Service confirmed that an EF1 tornado touched down in southern Hale and Perry counties, during a severe weather event l ...
A First Alert Weather Day is in place tonight into early Sunday morning for the threat of strong to severe storms that could ...
Jessica Williams heard a loud noise during the storm and jumped into action, grabbed her sons and hid in the bathtub for ...
Morgan County Emergency Management Agency Director Jonathan Warner was in Tuscumbia on Monday, assisting Colbert County EMA and other agencies in assessing the extensive storm damage caused by an EF-1 ...
The warning covers a large swathe of Georgia, along with parts of Tennessee, Florida, Mississippi and Alabama.
Families in west Alabama are working to figure out what’s next after losing their homes in an EF-1 tornado that hit Saturday night, Feb. 15.
WVTM 13 Birmingham on MSN2d
Severe storms sweeping Alabama bring high wind, tornado threat overnightTIMING: The storm threat for Alabama begins late Saturday night and goes through early Sunday morning as a line of potentially severe storms moves from west to east across the state. IMPACTS: Strong ...
The Montgomery Advertiser on MSN2d
Alabama storms: Power outages leave 200,000 in the dark across stateThe number of power outages soared to 193,737 as the storm spread further into southeast Alabama at 4:49 a.m., with Coosa ...
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