City of Pell City retweeted
SEVERE UPDATE: A line and perhaps clusters of strong thunderstorms will move in from the northwest late this afternoon as early as 5 PM, tracking southeast through the overnight hours.
Threats
🌪️ Tornadoes, some strong
🍃 Damaging winds up to 70 mph
🧊 Hail up to golf ball size

ALT Map of Central Alabama depicting a Level 1 to 3, out of 5 risk of severe storms this afternoon into tonight for much of the area. Threats include tornadoes, some of which could be strong in the level 3 area, damaging winds up to 70 mph, and large hail up to golf ball size.

ALT Map of Central Alabama depicting a Level 1 to 3, out of 5 risk of severe storms this afternoon into tonight for much of the area. Threats include tornadoes, some of which could be strong in the level 3 area, damaging winds up to 70 mph, and large hail up to golf ball size. This graphic is in espanol.
City of Pell City retweeted
Congrats to Pell City native Emory Cox, Special Assistant to Pres Trump on International Economic Relations. You have made us proud! @PellCityCM @ALDailyNews @ALSenateRepubs @ALGOP @realDonaldTrump #alpolitics @seanhannity @JDVance
City of Pell City retweeted
A second round of strong to severe storms is possible tonight through early Friday morning, with damaging winds and large hail possible areawide. A couple tornadoes will be possible south of I-20. #ALwx
City of Pell City retweeted
Severe weather is expected this afternoon through the overnight hours. Damaging winds up to 70 mph, ping pong size hail, and tornadoes are possible. Winds will be strong with these storms tonight! Use this morning to prepare your safety plan, safety kit, and alerting options!!
City of Pell City retweeted
Freezing rain and sleet will affect central Alabama tonight into Tuesday morning. We run the risk of icy patches on roadways and perhaps a few power outages. Stay off the roads or, if you must travel, take supplies in case you become stranded. #alwx
City of Pell City retweeted
Flood Advisory for Chilton, Coosa, Shelby, St. Clair, Talladega [AL] until Jan 9, 5:30 AM CST #alwx
City of Pell City retweeted
Weather tonight/Tues:
Winds: increase today, outside of any thunderstorms. Gusts of 40-45 mph are possible overnight.
Rain: Totals could be high. A few areas could receive up to 6" possible.
Damaging winds & a tornado are the main threats w/ storms, greatest threat in the south
City of Pell City retweeted
SPC has opted to issue a new tornado watch for parts of Alabama until 2a CT. A brief, isolated tornado is possible, but not especially likely. Heavier storms could produce small hail and strong gusty winds over the next few hours. Rain will be heavy at times.
City of Pell City retweeted
Thunderstorm this evening at Logan Martin Lake… video from Lindsey Alverson
Please continue to exercise caution while traveling - multiple city roadways are currently flooded. 2.8” of rain within the past hour.
@NWSBirmingham @WBRCweather @spann @weswyattweather @alabamawxblog @stclairema
City of Pell City retweeted
Law enforcement is a family tradition for Daryl Wilhite Sr. & Wayne Wilhite Jr. We are proud to see Dad’s legacy carried on by his son. @revelspamela @sullysro @MontevalloCity @PellCityCM @PellCitySchools @AlabamaAchieves @ALEAprotects
City of Pell City retweeted
What a great honor presenting Coach Rich with a Resolution from the Alabama Senate honoring him and celebrating his 88th birthday. We love you Coach!!!! @ALSenateRepubs @PellCityCM @CBillingsley_ @ALGOP
City of Pell City retweeted
New Tornado Watch Issued for Much of Central Alabama Until 8 pm @spann #ALWX alabamawx.com/?p=251598
City of Pell City retweeted
⚠️Latest severe weather forecast update has some minor changes to the eastward extent of the Enhanced Risk, but bottom line is that EVERYONE is going to see a threat of severe storms as we go through the day. Stay weather aware!! #alwx
City of Pell City retweeted
Enhanced risk (level 3/5) expanded a bit in the mid-morning SPC update. Be sure you have a good way of hearing warnings this afternoon.
City of Pell City retweeted
Tomorrow's severe threat will be earlier in the day than the typical severe event, starting as early as 7am NW. Threats include damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes. Have multiple ways to get warnings and a plan of what to do, and take even severe thunderstorm warnings seriously.
Christmas sunset timelapse from Logan Martin. @spann



























