Thunderstorms will rumble through the Southeast Wednesday night and Thursday ahead of a cold front associated with former Winter Storm Echo. Most of the storms are expected to be fairly unremarkable, but a few could get a bit feisty and severe weather isn't totally impossible.
Below are the forecast details on the severe weather threat.
Thunderstorm Forecast
- Through Wednesday Night: Thunderstorms are expected over Alabama and parts of neighboring states due to a wave of low pressure developing along the eastward-advancing cold front. Locally damaging wind gusts and a tornado or two cannot be ruled out with a few of the storms. Minor flooding may occur in parts of north Georgia due to heavy rainfall.
- Thursday: The chance for thunderstorms will push east on Thursday ahead of the cold front. A severe thunderstorm is not completely out of the question in eastern North Carolina, eastern South Carolina, southeastern Georgia and the Florida Panhandle.
- Friday: The cold front will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms to the Florida Peninsula. Severe thunderstorms are not expected.
- The atmosphere is expected to be stable across the entire Lower 48, preventing thunderstorm development.
Current Radar with Watches and Warnings
For radar and watch/warning information in other areas of the country, click on the links below.
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