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The National Weather Service has issued a level two out of five severe weather threats for all Central Alabama from noon to 9 p.m. this Saturday.
The National Weather Service issued a two out of five severe weather risk level for Coosa County and a one risk level for Tallapoosa and Elmor…
The National Weather Service issued a level two out of five severe weather risks for Tallapoosa County, Coosa County and a majority of Elmore County.
The National Weather Service issued a level three out of five severe weather risk for Monday morning across Central Alabama.
The mayor now has the authority to declare a state of emergency over the weekend if needed.
Preparation will be key going into Saturday night.
Another severe storm will likely be heading through Central Alabama on Tuesday night.
A tornado was confirmed in Tallapoosa County.