What you need to know about the severe storms possible tomorrow

cold and rainy storms — Severe weather is possible across the state tomorrow. (McCarley Northway / Hville Blast)

The National Weather Service’s (NWS) Storm Prediction Center has issued a slight risk of severe weather tomorrow–Friday, January 12–for a majority of the state including Madison, Limestone, Morgan, Marshall, Jackson and DeKalb counties.

Here’s everything you need to know about tomorrow’s forecast.

Will these storms produce torandos?

419213681 932989534865737 8433497401360662100 n — The probability for tornados to form is low, but you should still be prepared. (via NWS SPC)

It’s possible that tomorrow’s storms may produce a tornado or two; however, the probability of tornados across the state is between 5% and 9%.

NWS has stated that the threat of tornados is lower than previously anticipated.

Prepare for strong winds + cold temperatures moving in

storms cold weather — Monday and Tuesday night have lows forecasted in the mid teens. (Christian Stanfield / Hville Blast)

Strong winds are also possible during tomorrow’s storms, but Saturday and Sunday are forecasted to be sunny with highs in the mid 40s.

Temperatures will drop rapidly starting Sunday night when the polar vortex will bring low pressure and a chance of snow.

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