Radar Update 2:48 PM | Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms around. heavy downpours moving out of Baldwin county into Escambia county FL. More heavy downpours back west in south Mississippi causing flash flooding starting to move towards the news 5 area.
Have an indoor backup plan ready to go for this weekend. Watching out for scattered showers and thunderstorms moving up from the coast Saturday and Sunday. Some places will see more rain than others this weekend. There is a low risk of flash flooding especially west of I-65.
Severe T-Storm Warning for Southwest Monroe Co. AL and East Central Clarke Co. AL until 6:30 PM. 60 mph wind gusts and half dollar sized hail possible.
Hot and humid today! Make sure to take breaks and stay hydrated while spending time outside. There is still a chance to see some showers and storms this afternoon.
🌧WAY TOO WET: Mobile Regional Airport has recorded 16.54" of rain this month making it the wettest May on record for the Port City. The previous record was 15.08" in May 1980.
We are watching for a wet memorial day with more showers and thunderstorm chances. Flash flooding is also a concern the next couple of days especially more in the inland counties.
Plenty of more showers and thunderstorms are expected over the next couple days. Be on the look out on Sunday and Monday in lower Alabama and Mississippi as with higher rain amounts, some localized spots could see more rain than others.
Considerable flash flooding for Mobile county and north Baldwin county. Between 5-8" of rain has fallen around Highway 43. Be cautious while commuting through heavy rain Showers TURN AROUND DON'T DROWN!!! Flash flooding with Creeks, streams, Highways, streets and underpasses.
A few strong or severe storms are possible Friday morning, mainly in our Mississippi and lower Alabama Counties. Rain chances remain high through the holiday weekend. https://t.co/8OpTU86RbB
NOAA has released their prediction for the 2026 hurricane season. As expected they forecast a below average season due to El Niño conditions developing.
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