Kevin Jarrett

There’s a serious signal for an intense arctic blast next weekend… 😳

Very cold air will cover the eastern half of the U.S. in 7-10 days. Teens are likely over North Alabama Saturday, Sunday, and Monday morning (December 13, 14, 15)

Happy Thanksgiving!

With a pressure of 896 mb, it’s looking likely that #MELISSA will be the 2nd most-intense landfalling Atlantic hurricane on record, only behind LABOR DAY 1935. This is the first time back-to-back seasons (2024-2025) have featured sub-900 mb storms. Unbelievable.

#MELISSA LOOKS TO BE TIED WITH LABOR DAY 1935 AT 892 MB. ARE YOU KDDING ME.

Rain free, so far, this Saturday at PCB…@spann @weswyattweather

So close - funnel cloud Timelapse just a little to the west of Afton TX- 453p CT #TXwx @NWSLubbock

Flash flood warnings in effect for the Birmingham and Tuscaloosa metro areas

The most unbelievable live tornado coverage and video I have ever seen. @ryanhallyall @BrandonCopicWx

LIVE ON FOX WEATHER: A very large and dangerous tornado just crossed the road right in front of FOX Weather Exclusive Storm Tracker @BrandonCopicWx Download the FOX Weather app to watch live video.

We are sheltering in our office. @NWSAtlanta now has the helm.

INSIDE TORNADO FOOTAGE of the tornado that impacted Tylertown, MS earlier this afternoon. 🎥: Montanaa Lane on FB

Tornado that went through Taylorsville @ryanhallyall

Strong wedge tornado crossed highway 37 and went into Taylorsville. Highway 37 and the road parallel to it going north into Taylorsville are completely blocked by trees. #mswx @zaneo_11 @Osterhout1993

Massive tornado in Tylertown, MS @ReedTimmerUSA @NickLilja @PatrickWDAM

A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Alabama and Mississippi until 8 PM CDT

11:21am CDT #SPC_MD 0200 , #alwx #flwx #mswx, spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md…

10:09am CDT #SPC_MD 0199 , #alwx #mswx #lawx #arwx, spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md…

A high risk (level 5/5) has been defined for parts of AL and MS for “round two” tomorrow afternoon/night. A new video briefing will be up shortly.

Governor Kay Ivey has issued a state of emergency for all 67 counties ahead of this weekend’s severe weather. Governor Ivey also issued the following comment: “The state of Alabama is at risk for potentially dangerous, severe weather throughout this weekend, so it is critical that everyone stays very aware of their local forecasts. Now is the time to make any preparations and have a plan, should the weather conditions become dangerous. Certainly, we are no stranger to Mother Nature’s wrath, but I encourage Alabamians to be vigilant beginning tonight. Stay weather aware and stay safe!” – Governor Kay Ivey The state of emergency will go into effect today at 2:00 p.m. CT and will remain in effect for the duration of the state of emergency. Alabama law specifies that a state of emergency ordinarily will last 60 days; however, it may be terminated earlier by written proclamation.