A powerful storm system is sweeping through Alabama, bringing the risk of tornadoes, damaging winds, and flash flooding across multiple counties. Authorities have activated emergency response teams as tornado tracker models show intensifying storms moving across Tuscaloosa, Birmingham, and Huntsville.
Meteorologists, including James Spann, have issued urgent warnings as conditions remain favorable for long-track tornadoes. The National Weather Service (NWS) has placed much of Alabama under a PDS Tornado Watch (Particularly Dangerous Situation), signaling an elevated risk for violent storms.
Live Tornado Tracker: Where the Storms Are Now
Current Tornado Activity
📍 Impacted Areas: Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, Huntsville, Montgomery
⏳ Storm Timeline: Severe weather expected to continue into late Saturday night
🌪️ Tornado Strength: EF-2 and above possible, with sustained high winds
⚠️ Warnings Issued: PDS Tornado Watch, Severe Thunderstorm Warnings
The ABC3340 live radar is tracking multiple storm cells capable of producing large hail, heavy rain, and tornadoes. Some storms have already produced wind gusts over 70 mph, leading to downed power lines and structural damage.
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Tuscaloosa and Birmingham in High-Risk Zone
Authorities have warned that Tuscaloosa and Birmingham are in the storm’s direct path, with potential tornadoes forming rapidly. Residents are urged to take shelter immediately if warnings are issued for their area.
🚨 Emergency Updates:
- Tuscaloosa Weather: Reports of large hail and damaging winds
- Birmingham Weather: Strong rotation detected in storm cells
- Huntsville Weather: Flash flood concerns in addition to tornado risks
The tornado tracker indicates that some storms could evolve into long-track tornadoes, which stay on the ground for extended periods, increasing the risk of widespread destruction.
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PDS Tornado Watch Issued: What It Means
A PDS Tornado Watch has been issued for large portions of Alabama, indicating a heightened risk of particularly dangerous storms.
What Is a PDS Tornado Watch?
- Higher likelihood of strong, long-track tornadoes
- Winds exceeding 100 mph possible
- Threat of widespread damage to homes and businesses
- Increased danger for travelers on highways
Motorists have been advised by state troopers to avoid unnecessary travel as conditions rapidly worsen. Troopers are monitoring roads closely and have warned of hazardous conditions due to falling debris and low visibility from torrential rain.
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How to Stay Safe During the Storm
- Seek Shelter: Move to an interior room or basement away from windows
- Monitor Alerts: Follow updates from ABC3340, James Spann live, and local weather services
- Charge Devices: Power outages are expected, so ensure phones and radios are charged
- Avoid Flooded Roads: Flash flooding is a major threat—turn around, don’t drown
Residents should have their weather radios set to alert mode and be prepared to act immediately if a tornado warning is issued.
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