A powerful storm system is currently affecting the southern United States, resulting in severe weather in several states, including Alabama and Georgia. The National Weather Service has issued a warning for severe thunderstorms in these areas, which are expected to last until 15.00 on Wednesday, March 5, 2025.
Current weather conditions
On Tuesday evening, March 4, 2025, a line of severe thunderstorms moves through Alabama and eastern Georgia. These storms are linked to a strong cold front from the west. Meteorologists have warned that this system has the potential to bring severe weather, such as damaging winds, large hail, and isolated tornadoes.
Serious storm clock details
The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has issued severe thunderstorm warnings for eastern Alabama and Vest-Georgia. This clock runs from 21:25 Tuesday to 15:00 CST to 15:00. The primary hazards associated with these storms are:
Bad wind: Up to 70 mph winds are possible, which can damage trees and power lines below.
Tornado: Although the likelihood is low, an insulated tornado cannot be ignored.
Hoishi: There is little opportunity to measure diameters of two inches or more.
Residents in the clock area are advised to exercise caution and take the necessary measures.
Effect on Alabama
Rain and thunder are expected to arrive in western Alabama between 17:00 and 19:00, and to leave southeastern Alabama by 15:00 on Wednesday. Loose exterior objects can become projectiles due to strong winds preceding storms, posing additional threats.
Effect on Georgia
When the storm system enters Georgia, severe weather is expected, particularly in the northern regions. The main effects are expected after midnight, and a variety of storms are possible. Residents are encouraged to stay informed and prepared for rapidly changing weather conditions.
Security recommendations
Given the potentially severe nature of these storms, residents in affected areas should take the following precautions:
