New SPC Outlook… 7:50am Wednesday Update #alwx @wvua23

At 7:50am, the new convective outlook has been issued by the Storm Prediction Center. Not much has chanced since the previous outlook and discussion. A moderate risk continues for areas roughly along and to the east of I-65. The risk is lower the further west towards the Mississippi state line, with a “slight risk” on the Alabama/Mississippi state line. Understand, the entire state is in a risk of severe weather this morning and into the afternoon.

The risk will end over west Alabama by 5pm this afternoon and will end in east Alabama around 7pm this evening. All types of severe weather are possible today, with the risks of large hail, damaging wind, and tornadoes. Storms will become scattered later this morning and into the afternoon, as scattered supercell thunderstorms develop. Where the supercell storms develop and track stand the best chance of producing large hail, damaging wind and a tornado.

Make sure you have a source of weather information through the afternoon.

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Richard Scott
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