OVERVIEW: Hurricane Sally is now forecast to make landfall near/along the MS coast early Wednesday afternoon. The system is expected to curve northeast and move across Central Alabama late Wednesday through Thursday. CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS FORECAST: Slight adjustments to timing, adjusted Marginal Risk area, removed a few northern counties from the Flash Flood Watch, and shifted the axis of highest rainfall to the east. HIGHLIGHTS: WIND: * When: Wednesday * Where: South Central AL * What: Sustained 20-30mph, gusts 40mph * Breezy elsewhere TORNADO: * When: Wednesday afternoon/evening (1 PM - 11 PM) * Where: Far southeast Central AL, generally along * When: Wednesday through Thursday * Where: Highest totals roughly near
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Updated Forecast For Hurricane Sally, Flash Flood Watch Cancelled For Some Counties
- Published: September 15, 2020 at
- By Joey Weaver
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OVERVIEW: Hurricane Sally is now forecast to make landfall near/along the
MS coast early Wednesday afternoon. The system is expected to curve
northeast and move across Central Alabama late Wednesday through Thursday.
CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS FORECAST: Slight adjustments to timing, adjusted
Marginal Risk area, removed a few northern counties from the Flash Flood
Watch, and shifted the axis of highest rainfall to the east.
HIGHLIGHTS:
WIND:
* When: Wednesday
* Where: South Central AL
* What: Sustained 20-30mph, gusts 40mph
* Breezy elsewhere
TORNADO:
* When: Wednesday afternoon/evening (1 PM - 11 PM)
* Where: Far southeast Central AL, generally along
* When: Wednesday through Thursday
* Where: Highest totals roughly near




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