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Exclusive Alabama severe weather coverage! Owned/managed by Alex Roberts, an undergraduate UAH AES student. The Alabama Storm Alert Center (Alabama Storm Alert Center, Alabama Storm Alert, alstormalert) provides weather information with regard to all types of inclement weather phenomena including: tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, flash floods, winter storms, hurricanes, and extreme hot/cold weathe

r with special emphasis on synoptic meteorology, mesoscale meteorology/analysis, and tropical meteorology. Products/packages include: scientifically-rooted forecast discussions, graphical weather outlooks, and LIVE watch/warning coverage serving the ENTIRE state of Alabama. This weather outlet is powered by Alexander L. Roberts, an aspiring operational meteorologist/atmospheric scientist & undergraduate student attending the University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH). Posts/updates on this page exponentially increase during episodes of impactful weather (e.g., powerful convective scenarios). If you are interested in regularly receiving this weather information, then welcome to alstormalert! It is our primary objective to keep you thoroughly informed & safe.

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⚠️ SEVERE THUNDERSTORM/CONVECTIVE WIND THREAT [TODAY]: Good morning, Alabama! Another opportunity for severe weather occ...
07/11/2026

⚠️ SEVERE THUNDERSTORM/CONVECTIVE WIND THREAT [TODAY]: Good morning, Alabama! Another opportunity for severe weather occurrence is being monitored; isolated to scattered strong/severe thunderstorms could occur across portions of northern, central, and perhaps south-central/southeastern Alabama primarily during the afternoon and evening hours. Per usual, damaging wind gusts (straight-line, non-tornadic) are the main hazard; a very limited risk of large hailstones could materialize across much of northern Alabama, as well. Maintain a general sense of weather-awareness if located anywhere throughout the aforementioned regions; environmental wind shear will remain quite unfavorable for any meaningful tornado threat. Pay close attention to Severe Thunderstorm Warnings; a corridor of greater convective wind potential could emerge by the late afternoon/evening right over far northern Alabama. That's all that you need to know.
..for those interested, I've attached my findings of the situation below...

📄 ABBREVIATED METEOROLOGICAL OVERVIEW/SYNOPSIS... a mid-level shortwave trough will translate eastward across the middle Mississippi River Valley-region throughout the course of the period; a remnant MCV/mid-level cyclonic circulation alongside convectively reinforced outflow (instigating low-level convergence) situated over the mid-south/lower Ohio Valley could prove to be pivotal catalysts with respect to convective initiation and upscaling growth that affects/traverses the Tennessee Valley. A thermodynamically-charged pre-convective environment characterized by warm surface dew points and steep environmental lapse rates will yield considerable buoyancy and tropospheric instability; weaker deep-layer flow and bulk shear magnitudes (w/ 0-6km vectors largely oriented parallel to the weak surface front/boundaries upstream) alongside the aforementioned degree of buoyancy and stimuli for upward vertical motion will force and sustain multiple conglomerations of convection (along prominent cold pools w/ multi-cellular/linear traits) capable of generating damaging surface-level outflows exceeding 60mph.

The threat of large hailstones has become far more uncertain; high PWATs alongside the increasing prospect of transient torrential downpour/training bands could result in organized flash flooding/excessive rainfall potential centered right over the Tennessee/lower Ohio Valley, including northern Alabama. This parameter space is not primed for tornadogenesis; separate diurnal/mesoscale influences could support the isolated occurrence of damaging downbursts and brief heavy rainfall across portions of central/low-middle into southeastern Alabama during the afternoon/evening...

📢 OFF-TOPIC MESSAGE: I apologize for the lack of posts/activity on this page. Again, I am college student studying atmospheric science/meteorology (I attend the University of Alabama in Huntsville/UAH), and have been rather busy these last few months. I am placing academics first, though will update the page when I can. Obviously, there are far better and more reliable sources of weather information than me, so I hope that my absence doesn't mean much in the grand scheme of things. My point is, do not be surprised with my inactivity on here. The summer term continues to run its course, so time/attention given to any convective threat that arises will be somewhat compromised, accordingly.

🫵 CONCLUSION/SUMMARY: Isolated to scattered severe thunderstorm occurrence is within the realm of possibility later this afternoon and evening across north and central into low-middle Alabama (the threat peaks over the northern fifth of the state; widely-isolated severe thunderstorms cannot be ruled out across portions of south-central into southeastern Alabama) with damaging winds and some potential for hail. Organized severe/convective potential elsewhere across the state is currently too low to outline. Thank you for reading; I will continue to keep you informed with regard to inclement weather potential. Remember, the weather is always changing! As always, I will have the comments flooded with updates/other useful information pertaining to inclement weather (whenever I get the chance). If you enjoy receiving these updates, ensure that this page is within your "favorites" so that these posts are prioritized in your feed!

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.☈malert...☈obertswx...08:32am CDT 07/11/2026...1332 (UTC) SAT 07/11/2026..

⚠️ SEVERE WEATHER POTENTIAL; DAMAGING CONVECTIVE WIND POSSIBLE: Good morning, y'all! Upon our latest assessments of seve...
07/02/2026

⚠️ SEVERE WEATHER POTENTIAL; DAMAGING CONVECTIVE WIND POSSIBLE: Good morning, y'all! Upon our latest assessments of severe/convective potential, it has been inferred that another opportunity for severe thunderstorm occurrence could come into fruition primarily this afternoon and evening throughout portions of northern and central Alabama in the wake of an extremely buoyant/unstable airmass. Westward-moving redevelopment/presence of thunderstorm content is anticipated by the early afternoon across northeastern Alabama; these bands will expand westward with time, moving into more of northern/central Alabama towards the evening.

Damaging wind gusts in excess of 60mph appear to be the primary concern; some incidental large hail cannot be ruled out. Severe/convective potential appears greatest throughout the northeastern portion of the state; organized severe thunderstorm occurrence is not currently anticipated elsewhere (outside of north/central Alabama). That's all that you need to know for this event!
..for those interested, I've attached my findings of the situation below...

📄 ULTRA-ABBREVIATED METEOROLOGICAL OVERVIEW/SYNOPSIS... meaningful convective potential will flourish by the early afternoon throughout the northeastern fragments of the state. The instability/shear parameter space (characterized by extreme buoyancy/potential convective energy and weak tropospheric/deep-layer fields) will aid in forcing/permitting the growth of convection; multi-cellular clusters will be capable of generating damaging surface-level wind gusts and perhaps large hailstones. Easterly (westward-moving) quasi-storm motions will be observed once again during the period in the wake of anticyclonic flow/ridging centered just to our north; stronger convective cores (w/ meso-beta-scale corridors of concentrated convective/non-tornadic wind gust potential) and lengthened longevity in their life cycles will be collocated with more-matured outflow/convergence boundaries that conglomerate. Pay close attention to Severe Thunderstorm Warnings!

📢 OFF-TOPIC MESSAGE: I apologize for the lack of posts/activity on this page. Again, I am college student studying atmospheric science/meteorology (I attend the University of Alabama in Huntsville/UAH), and have been rather busy these last few months. I am placing academics first, though will update the page when I can. Obviously, there are far better and more reliable sources of weather information than me, so I hope that my absence doesn't mean much in the grand scheme of things. My point is, do not be surprised with my inactivity on here. The summer term has commenced, so time/attention to any convective threat that arises will be somewhat compromised, accordingly.

🫵 CONCLUSION/SUMMARY: Isolated to scattered severe thunderstorm occurrence is within the realm of possibility this afternoon and evening across north and central Alabama (threat peaks over the northeastern fragment of the state) with damaging winds and some potential for large hail. Organized severe/convective potential elsewhere across the state is too low to outline, at this very time. Thank you for reading; we will continue to keep you informed with regard to inclement weather potential. Remember, the weather is always changing! As always, I will have the comments flooded with updates/other useful information pertaining to inclement weather (whenever I get the chance). If you enjoy receiving these updates, ensure that this page is within your "favorites" so that these posts are prioritized in your feed!

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.☈malert...☈obertswx...07:00am CDT 07/02/2026...1200 (UTC) THU 07/02/2026..

⚠️ ADDITIONAL SEVERE/TORNADO POTENTIAL: Upon our latest assessments of severe/convective potential, it has been inferred...
06/22/2026

⚠️ ADDITIONAL SEVERE/TORNADO POTENTIAL: Upon our latest assessments of severe/convective potential, it has been inferred that another opportunity for severe thunderstorm occurrence could come into fruition primarily this afternoon and evening throughout portions of northern and central/middle Alabama as another mid-level disturbance and surface front traverse the area! The predominant concern appears to be wind-related, with swaths of damaging winds possible within the strongest thunderstorm complexes. There might be enough low-level spin/shear near the surface/low-level troposphere to briefly sustain an isolated tornado or two across the aforementioned regions, as well. The threat will begin in the north and reach central Alabama later during the afternoon/evening.

Overall, the threat of severe weather, while certainly warrants our attention, does not appear to be particularly substantial; maintain a general sense of weather-awareness during the course of the day (particularly the second-half of the day). All severe/convective potential should conclude by the overnight/nocturnal hours; stronger storms will have a hard time reaching southern Alabama (an organized threat has not been delineated at this time). Additionally, flooding and excessive rainfall could be an issue across the aforementioned areas (north and central/middle Alabama); these thunderstorms will be efficient precipitation generators, though relatively swift storm motions (SMVs) will aid in preventing another significant/widespread flooding event.

That's all that you need to know for this event!
..for those interested, I've attached my findings of the situation below...

📄 ULTRA-ABBREVIATED METEOROLOGICAL OVERVIEW/SYNOPSIS... Low-level convergence/upward vertical motion for convective initiation/upscaling growth will be driven by a multitude of tropospheric/PBL (e.g., mid-level shortwave protrusion, post-MCS/remnant MCV, convectively-reinforced outflow/frontal forcing, etc.,) that will contribute to one more more longer-lived convective complexes/bowing segments (line-echo wave tendencies); downward transfer of straight-line/non-tornadic wind (in excess of 55-65mph) and transient tornadoes within the leading edge of any matured convective amalgamation could be observed owing to lessening atmospheric stability and environmental interactions w/ remnant MCV. Vertical directional/speed shear could become locally enhanced underneath these conditions, leading to corridors of greater streamwise vorticity ingestion and isolated tornado potential; pre-convective energy begins to wane after sunset with gradual lessening of convective intensity probable through midnight...

‼️ OFF-TOPIC/RELATED MESSAGE: It is not difficult to find hype on social media; it is also not difficult to inadvertently aggravate someone's inclement weather anxiety (if you suffer from inclement weather anxiety, take a moment to relax.. it will be okay). Please thoroughly evaluate the information that you intend to share; the National Weather Service is the greatest source of weather in my humble opinion, next to television/media companies with employed meteorologists. Furthermore, there are some independent & trustworthy weather outlets out there that focus on providing scientific information and direction as well, which is what I strive to do on this page. The main issue pertains to the fact that certain outlets will share near-meaningless model solutions portraying chaotic scenarios in exchange for likes, shares, follows, and engagement. I encourage you to really think before hitting that share button; carefully assess the information that you are intending to share. Share & subscribe to trustworthy sources only; rely on those that you've always counted on.

🔊 ADDITIONAL OFF-TOPIC MESSAGE: I apologize for the lack of posts/activity on this page. Again, I am college student studying atmospheric science/meteorology (I attend the University of Alabama in Huntsville/UAH), and have been rather busy these last few months. I am placing academics first, though will update the page when I can. Obviously, there are far better and more reliable sources of weather information than me, so I hope that my absence doesn't mean much in the grand scheme of things. My point is, do not be surprised with my inactivity on here. The summer term has commenced, so time/attention to any convective threat that arises will be somewhat compromised, accordingly.

🫵 CONCLUSION/SUMMARY: Isolated to scattered severe thunderstorm occurrence is within the realm of possibility this afternoon and evening across north and central Alabama with damaging winds and isolated tornadoes; instances of flash flooding are possible across these areas, as well. Thank you for reading; we will continue to keep you informed with regard to inclement weather potential. Remember, the weather is always changing! As always, I will have the comments flooded with updates/other useful information pertaining to inclement weather (whenever I get the chance). If you enjoy receiving these updates, ensure that this page is within your "favorites" so that these posts are prioritized in your feed!

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.☈malert...☈obertswx...06:53am CDT 06/22/2026...1153 (UTC) MON 06/22/2026..

⚠️ TORNADO/LIFE-THREATENING FLOODING POTENTIAL: A particularly dangerous flooding situation could be underway; the remna...
06/18/2026

⚠️ TORNADO/LIFE-THREATENING FLOODING POTENTIAL: A particularly dangerous flooding situation could be underway; the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur are forecast to pass over our state TODAY/06-18. This low pressure system will spark a rapid uptake in inclement weather-related activity throughout the daytime and evening hours; thunderstorm bands could generate brief tornadoes and potentially widespread and significant flooding/excessive rainfall as they develop/translate across southern (including coastal) and low-middle into central Alabama. The strongest bands could also produce damaging wind gusts (straight-line/non-tornadic) in excess of 60mph; Alabamians located across the southern and middle portions of the state should maintain a substantial caliber of weather-awareness today, owing to the risk of dangerous flooding (and isolated tornadoes).

A few strong to potentially severe thunderstorms could also develop across northern Alabama this afternoon due to separate mesoscale influences. They could periodically generate swaths of strong to damaging wind gusts in excess of 60mph; isolated flooding cannot be ruled out here, as well. The tornado threat is minimal; that's really all that you need to know for now!
..for those interested, I've attached my findings of the situation below...

📄 ABBREVIATED METEOROLOGICAL OVERVIEW/SYNOPSIS... a surface circulation will drift through the lower Mississippi Valley/Deep South and approach Alabama during the first-half of the period. The system will encourage an increase in the low-level tropospheric wind field; the wind field will phase with the pre-existing tropical airmass (increased surface dew points/theta-e field). Vertical speed/directional wind shear will improve with time; moderate surface-rooted instability should develop (plentiful moisture content throughout the deep-layer.. meager ambient lapse rates.. the classic "tropical sounding" or skew-t/thermodynamic profile). Low-topped convection, including supercells/mesocyclones containing transient tornadoes could occur given the adequate kinematic/thermodynamic parameter space. The strongest convection will migrate along matured convergence zones (model progs indicate that a denser concentration of convective potential could emerge right over southwest through south-central Alabama); training convection and high PWATs (alongside surface saturation) will broadly set the stage for widespread and significant flooding/excessive rainfall issues right over far southern Alabama.. pay very close attention to Flash/Flood Warnings (and Tornado Warnings)...

🔔 REMINDERS: Ensure that family, friends, acquaintances, etc., are thoroughly informed regarding today's inclement weather situation; ensure that your sources of alert information are at the peak of their operational acuity/perfect-working order. Ensure that you have a severe weather safety plan that includes a safe place to take cover (in the event of a tornado-warned storm). Stay up-to-date with the latest forecasting information; stay tuned to our page for comprehensive/complementary updates. You know what to do.

‼️ OFF-TOPIC/RELATED MESSAGE: It is not difficult to find hype on social media; it is also not difficult to inadvertently aggravate someone's inclement weather anxiety (if you suffer from inclement weather anxiety, take a moment to relax.. it will be okay). Please thoroughly evaluate the information that you intend to share; the National Weather Service is the greatest source of weather in my humble opinion, next to television/media companies with employed meteorologists. Furthermore, there are some independent & trustworthy weather outlets out there that focus on providing scientific information and direction as well, which is what I strive to do on this page. The main issue pertains to the fact that certain outlets will share near-meaningless model solutions portraying chaotic scenarios in exchange for likes, shares, follows, and engagement. I encourage you to really think before hitting that share button; carefully assess the information that you are intending to share. Share & subscribe to trustworthy sources only; rely on those that you've always counted on.

🔊 ADDITIONAL OFF-TOPIC MESSAGE: I apologize for the lack of posts/activity on this page. Again, I am college student studying atmospheric science/meteorology (I attend the University of Alabama in Huntsville/UAH), and have been rather busy these last few months. I am placing academics first, though will update the page when I can. Obviously, there are far better and more reliable sources of weather information than me, so I hope that my absence doesn't mean much in the grand scheme of things. My point is, do not be surprised with my inactivity on here. The summer term has commenced, so time/attention to any convective threat that arises will be somewhat compromised, accordingly.

📢 IMPORTANT NOTICE: I will not be able to provide live/instantaneous watch/warning information this morning/afternoon as storms move into Alabama; there will likely be no Tornado Warnings posted to this page during the course of this event. Don't ask me why; I simply won't be able to communicate warning information today. As long as you have a working/reliable source of alert information on standby, you'll be all right! Social media, while useful and highly beneficial, should be used as a secondary tool beneath a reliable source (e.g., phone alert).

🫵 CONCLUSION/SUMMARY: A potentially dangerous flooding scenario could unfold across parts of southern/central Alabama during the daytime/evening hours (TODAY/06-18-26). Isolated tornadoes and strong wind gusts will be possible throughout the aforementioned geographical areas during the period, as well. Additionally, a low-end risk of strong to marginally severe thunderstorms with strong wind gusts could occur this afternoon across northern Alabama. In short, the entire state of Alabama should maintain a sense of weather-awareness throughout the course of the day/evening.

Thank you for reading; we will continue to keep you informed with regard to inclement weather potential. Remember, the weather is always changing! As always, I will have the comments flooded with updates/other useful information pertaining to inclement weather (whenever I get the chance). If you enjoy receiving these updates, ensure that this page is within your "favorites" so that these posts are prioritized in your feed!

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.☈malert...☈obertswx...06:46am CDT 06/18/2026...1146 (UTC) THU 06/18/2026..

🌪️ TROPICAL TORNADO/FLOODING POTENTIAL: A tropical disturbance could instigate isolated tornado and perhaps significant ...
06/16/2026

🌪️ TROPICAL TORNADO/FLOODING POTENTIAL: A tropical disturbance could instigate isolated tornado and perhaps significant flooding/excessive rainfall potential across portions of southern and perhaps central Alabama this coming Thursday (06/18) during the daytime and perhaps evening/nocturnal hours. Per usual, there is a reasonable amount of uncertainty with regard to the system's strength and trajectory, which will have a direct effect on the magnitude and spatial extent of such inclement weather hazards.

Enough spin/twisting of air (helicity/inflow-layer vorticity) near the surface/aloft (influenced by the low-level wind field) could encourage low-topped convection; low-level mesocyclones could contain transient/weak tornadoes as they move into parts of south/central Alabama. Downward transfer of convective wind (straight-line, in excess of 40-60mph) is possible, as well (S-C AL). Other non-tropical/diurnal influences could spark some activity during this timeframe (Thursday) across northern Alabama with strong to potentially damaging wind gusts; the tornado threat would be minimal (N AL) underneath this scenario.

In short, Thursday could feature isolated tornadoes, flooding, and strong gusty winds across portions of south (including coastal) into perhaps central Alabama; convective potential further north could primarily be driven by separate mesoscale factors resulting in a low-end risk of strong gusty winds (and a comparatively lower though still existent flooding threat).

‼️ IMPORTANT REMINDERS: Ensure that family, friends, acquaintances, etc., are informed about Thursday's severe weather situation; ensure that your sources of alert information are at the peak of their operational acuity/perfect-working order. Ensure that you have a severe weather safety plan that includes a safe place to take cover (in the event of a tornado-warned storm). Stay up-to-date with the latest forecasting information; stay tuned to our page for comprehensive/complementary updates. You know what to do.

📢 OFF-TOPIC & RELATED MESSAGE: It is not difficult to find hype on social media; it is also not difficult to inadvertently aggravate someone's inclement weather anxiety (if you suffer from inclement weather anxiety, take a moment to relax.. it will be okay). Please thoroughly evaluate the information that you intend to share; the National Weather Service is the greatest source of weather in my humble opinion, next to television/media companies with employed meteorologists. Furthermore, there are some independent & trustworthy weather outlets out there that focus on providing scientific information and direction as well, which is what I strive to do on this page. The main issue pertains to the fact that certain outlets will share near-meaningless model solutions portraying chaotic scenarios in exchange for likes, shares, follows, and engagement. I encourage you to really think before hitting that share button; carefully assess the information that you are intending to share. Share & subscribe to trustworthy sources only; rely on those that you've always counted on.

🔊 ANOTHER OFF-TOPIC MESSAGE: I apologize for the lack of posts/activity on this page. Again, I am college student studying atmospheric science/meteorology (I attend the University of Alabama in Huntsville/UAH), and have been rather busy these last few months. I am placing academics first, though will update the page when I can. Obviously, there are far better and more reliable sources of weather information than me, so I hope that my absence doesn't mean much in the grand scheme of things. My point is, do not be surprised with my inactivity on here. The summer term has commenced, so time/attention given to any convective threat that arises will be somewhat compromised, accordingly.

🫵 CONCLUSION/SUMMARY: A system could encourage an increase in flooding/tornado potential this coming Thursday (06/18/2026) across portions of south and central Alabama. Isolated strong to severe thunderstorms cannot be ruled out across northern Alabama as well; the isolated tornado threat will likely be more of an issue across southern Alabama. Thank you for reading; we will continue to keep you informed with regard to inclement weather potential. Remember, the weather is always changing! As always, I will have the comments flooded with updates/other useful information pertaining to severe weather (whenever I get the chance). If you enjoy receiving these updates, ensure that this page is within your "favorites" to ensure that these posts are prioritized in your feed!

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.☈malert...☈obertswx...06:03am CDT 06/16/2026...1103 (UTC) TUE 06/16/2026..

🌪️ LOW-END TORNADO/SEVERE POTENTIAL TOMORROW: A severe weather event is being monitored; isolated severe thunderstorm oc...
05/22/2026

🌪️ LOW-END TORNADO/SEVERE POTENTIAL TOMORROW: A severe weather event is being monitored; isolated severe thunderstorm occurrence is now within the realm of possibility particularly throughout portions of western through northern Alabama as a disturbance (sequence of perturbations) translates throughout our area (tomorrow/05-22). Thunderstorm content will increase throughout the morning and early afternoon hours across portions of these areas; there could be enough energy to sustain a few stronger storms (w/ strong straight-line wind) and enough low-level spin to instigate a few brief tornadoes (during the daytime hours). Tomorrow's threat appears lower-echelon and should remain largely confined to the aforementioned portions of the state (western, northern); check back for updates containing updated forecast packages over the next 12-18 hours. That's really all that you need to know for now!

📢 IMPORTANT REMINDERS: Ensure that family, friends, acquaintances, etc., are informed about tomorrow's severe weather situation; ensure that your sources of alert information are at the peak of their operational acuity/perfect-working order. Ensure that you have a severe weather safety plan that includes a safe place to take cover (in the event of a tornado-warned storm). Stay up-to-date with the latest forecasting information; stay tuned to our page for comprehensive/complementary updates.
..for those interested, I have attached my findings relating the situation below...

📄 ULTRA-CONDENSED METEOROLOGICAL OVERVIEW/SYNOPSIS... satisfactory/filtered boundary-layer moisture content, ambient lapse rates, and insolation/diurnal heating (encouraging development of surface-based/deep-layer instability) will contribute to a thermodynamically-charged pre-convective environment; increasing low-level wind fields (facilitated by shortwave protrusions), southerly surface wind vectors, and sufficient EBWDs (vertical speed/directional wind shear) will contribute to a proficiently-charged kinematic pre-convective environment. This parameter space (including the main sequence of protrusions) could permit/influence amalgamations of cellular/quasi-discrete convection (w/ short-lived/cyclical rotational tendencies) potentially leading to the incidence of transient tornadogenesis and downward transfer of convective wind (downbursts). The prospect of large hailstones is uncertain; updraft strength will be largely modulated by the quality of surface destabilization. Convective potential should blossom by the mid/late morning; it could persist for several hours (lasting as late as early evening/before sunset).

‼️ OFF-TOPIC & RELATED MESSAGE: It is not difficult to find hype on social media; it is also not difficult to inadvertently aggravate someone's inclement weather anxiety (if you suffer from inclement weather anxiety, take a moment to relax.. it will be okay). Please thoroughly evaluate the information that you intend to share; the National Weather Service is the greatest source of weather in my humble opinion, next to television/media companies with employed meteorologists. Furthermore, there are some independent & trustworthy weather outlets out there that focus on providing scientific information and direction as well, which is what I strive to do on this page. The main issue pertains to the fact that certain outlets will share near-meaningless model solutions portraying chaotic scenarios in exchange for likes, shares, follows, and engagement. Please think before hitting that share button; thoroughly evaluate the information that you are intending to share.

🔊 ANOTHER OFF-TOPIC MESSAGE: I apologize for the lack of posts/activity on this page. Again, I am college student studying atmospheric science (I attend the University of Alabama in Huntsville/UAH), and have been rather busy these last few months. I am placing academics first, though will update the page when I can. Obviously, there are far better and more reliable sources of weather information than me, so I hope that my absence really doesn't mean much in the grand scheme of things. My point is, do not be surprised with my inactivity on here. However, the spring semester has concluded, so more time/attention will be given to any convective threat that arises (for the time being).

🫵 CONCLUSION/SUMMARY: Isolated severe thunderstorms are possible across portions of western through north-central Alabama during the course of the late morning/afternoon (TOMORROW/05-22-2026). Brief tornadoes, strong to marginally severe wind gusts, small hailstones, periodic heavier rainfall, isolated flash flooding, excessive rainfall, and dangerous lightning will be possible in these areas. There is absolutely no guarantee of observing inclement weather.. in fact, most people will not. Thank you for reading; we will continue to keep you informed with regard to inclement weather potential. Remember, the weather is always changing! As always, I will have the comments flooded with updates/other useful information pertaining to severe weather (whenever I get the chance).

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.☈malert...☈obertswx...09:38pm CDT 05/21/2026...0238 (UTC) FRI 05/22/2026..

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