Another round of strong to severe storms, in the form of several “clusters,” is expected across Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and the Florida Panhandle tonight into tomorrow morning.
Placement: The greatest threat for severe storms will be across parts of West/Central Mississippi Northeast Louisiana, Southern Alabama, and the Western Florida Panhandle, where there is a “moderate” risk for severe weather. However, there is still a decent threat for severe storms in the “enhanced” risk area shown in the graphic above as well.
Timing: Storms will develop across Southern Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, over the Gulf, just South of the Florida Panhandle, and work their way north through overnight into tomorrow morning.
Threats: All modes of severe weather (hail, damaging winds, tornadoes) will be possible tonight. Although, large, damaging hail and strong tornadoes will be the main threats.
