FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Violent Tornado Outbreak Expected Saturday
WHAT TO EXPECT: Supercell thunderstorms will fire up across SW Mississippi late Saturday morning. They will then move into the Pine Belt around lunchtime and linger through the afternoon hours. The highest risk for tornadoes will be along the I-20 & I-59 corridors in Mississippi & western Alabama.
Saturday is a FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY for heavy rain and severe storms through Saturday night
MAIN LINE SATURDAY NIGHT: The main line will move through between 8 PM and 4 AM. Winds could reach 60 mph. The main risk is damaging wind and potential flooding. The Tornado risk will remain low but not zero. The chance for a spin-up along the line is highest on the Plateau.
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