Southeastern Alabama is bracing for severe weather tonight as Hurricane Francine’s outer bands move inland. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued warnings for potential tornadoes, localized flooding, and heavy rainfall starting tonight and continuing through Thursday.
According to the NWS, tornadoes are possible across the region as the storm’s outer bands sweep through. The threat will persist into Thursday, with rainfall amounts between 3 to 5 inches expected, and some areas could see up to 8 inches. Residents are advised to stay clear of flood-prone areas and remain vigilant for flash flooding.
The storm is expected to bring dangerous conditions across southeastern Alabama, with travel strongly discouraged in affected areas. Residents should prepare for possible power outages and take precautions, such as securing loose items and ensuring emergency kits are ready.
The NWS urges residents to monitor official weather updates closely and have emergency plans in place as Hurricane Francine continues to impact the region through Thursday.
