Severe Weather

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The City of Tuscaloosa has officially opened its storm shelters as a Tornado Watch is now in effect until 12 noon.

The National Weather Service is advising Alabamians to be weather alert today, as a severe weather outbreak is possible.

All modes of severe weather are possible in Alabama tomorrow, including tornadoes. The latest forecast indicates that this could be a significant severe weather event.

Severe storms are in the forecast for West Alabama; we could see damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes as a cold front makes its way across the state this afternoon and through the night.

Severe storms are likely in our area as a cold front makes its way across the state Thursday.

Tomorrow's forecast calls for strong and possibly severe storms in Alabama tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening.

Due to the anticipated severe weather across the state of Alabama, Governor Robert Bentley has declared a state of emergency.

As we expected, severe weather has started moving into West Alabama late Tuesday afternoon with the potential to bring tornadoes.

Severe weather is likely in West Alabama this afternoon and evening; some storms could develop as early as 6 p.m. tonight.