There is a risk for severe weather across parts of the region today, and tomorrow.
Today
There is a risk for severe weather across East Texas, much of Louisiana and Mississippi, and Western Alabama today.
Placement: The greatest risk for severe weather will be in the category 4 (“moderate”) risk and category 3 (“enhanced”) risk areas. However, there will also be a threat for severe weather in the category 2 (“slight”) and category 1 (“marginal”) risk areas.
Timing: Storm will develop across East Texas this afternoon, and push east across the threat area into this evening and overnight.
Threats: All modes of severe weather (tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail) will be possible today.
Tomorrow
The risk for severe will push east tomorrow, into Alabama and the Florida Panhandle.
Placement: The greatest risk for severe weather Thursday will be in the category 1 (“marginal”) risk area.
Timing: Storms will push across the threat area tomorrow morning into the afternoon hours.
Threats: The main threat will be damaging winds. However, a brief isolated tornado or two can’t be ruled out.
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