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Schools announce schedule changes due to Monday's severe weather threat

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Some North Alabama schools are announcing delays ahead of a round of potential severe weather moving into the area early Monday morning.

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Monday storms bring gusty winds, hail, tornado potential - Lowndes Signal

The National Weather Service in Birmingham’s forecast for Monday projects the potential for damaging winds, along with a threat for tornadoes and quarter-sized hail. A Severe Thunderstorm watch was issued for Lowndes County and remains in effect until 12 p.m. Monday. Damaging winds up to 70 miles per hour are likely. An earlier tornado watch was cancelled, but the NWS highlighted the possibility for damaging winds. ” While the “tornado’ phrasing…

·Lowndes County, United States
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Level 3 risk for severe weather Monday in Alabama: Severe thunderstorm watches in effect

A Level 3 out of 5 risk for severe weather remains in the forecast for Alabama today (Monday).

·Alabama, United States
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Severe Weather Alert: Alabama Schools Announce Closures and Delays – What You Need to Know!

Alabama is facing a serious weather threat, with strong storms, heavy winds, and even possible tornadoes on the way. As a precaution, schools across the state are closing or delaying classes to keep students and staff safe. Officials are urging residents to stay alert, as conditions could change quickly. Storms on the Way—What to Expect The National Weather Service is warning that severe thunderstorms will hit Alabama, bringing heavy rain, high …

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Alabaster City Schools to close on March 31 due to weather risk - Shelby County Reporter

By NOAH WORTHAM | Managing Editor ALABASTER – Alabaster City Schools will be closed on Monday, March 31 due to the oncoming threat of severe weather impacting Shelby County. Alabaster City Schools announced the closure on the afternoon of Sunday, March 30, citing an elevated risk of severe weather as forecasted by the National Weather Service. According to the National Weather Service at Birmingham, which is located in Calera, there is a risk fo…

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Schools announce schedule changes due to Monday's severe weather threat

Some North Alabama schools are announcing delays ahead of a round of potential severe weather moving into the area early Monday morning.

·Huntsville, United States
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Southern Alabama and Florida Panhandle Face Damaging Winds, Hail Threat Until 1 PM CDT

Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Mobile, AL – A line of strong thunderstorms is sweeping across the Deep South this morning, prompting a severe weather watch that includes damaging winds and large hail potential. According to the National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center, a Severe Thunderstorm Watch remains in effect until 1 PM CDT Monday for southern Alabama, the…

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WAAY-TV broke the news in Huntsville, United States on Sunday, March 30, 2025.
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