Isolated severe storms will be possible in the northern and central parts of Alabama today, Thursday and also Friday.
That’s according to NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center. SPC forecasters have included parts of Alabama in a Level 1 out of 5 severe weather risk each day.
A Level 1 (or marginal) risk means that isolated severe storms will be possible.
The stronger storms could have damaging winds and possibly hail.
No severe weather is expected in south Alabama, and most places in the southern part of the state may won’t even see any rain.
The National Weather Service in Huntsville continued to say that there was a low probability of severe storms for Alabama all three days.
Forecasters said storms will be possible through the day today. Then there will be a possibility of a few strong storms Thursday night into Friday.
Here’s the severe weather outlook for Thursday:
There will be another Level 1 severe weather risk for north Alabama on Thursday.SPC
That same weather system is expected to finish moving through the region during the day on Friday and could bring another chance for a few storms.
Here’s the severe weather outlook for Friday:
More of central Alabama could see isolated severe storms on Friday.SPC
Rain over the next three days is expected to stay confined to north and central Alabama, with south Alabama staying dry. Below is the three-day outlook for precipitation from NOAA’s Weather Prediction Center:
Areas in north and north-central Alabama could see the most rain today through Friday, with south Alabama possibly staying dry.Weather Prediction Center