severe weather

It seems like this storm season in Alabama has been pretty eventful. Pretty bad storms have been reported all across the state of Alabama.

Strong storms near Ralph and Fosters this weekend have left behind downed powerlines, fences and full-grown trees.

Two communities in southwest Tuscaloosa County are in "desperate need of help" after a strong storm passed through the area Friday.

As the severe weather threat approaches, multiple Tuscaloosa schools have announced closures.

Tonight's showing of The Lion King in Tuscaloosa's Government Plaza has been postponed due to the threat of severe weather.

Traffic on U.S. Highway 82 in Tuscaloosa County is at a stand-still Tuesday night after strong storms in the area caused trees to fall, leaving lanes blocked.

Residents across the state will have the opportunity to secure items necessary for disaster and emergency relief without paying state tax this weekend.

Some trees and power lines are down and other light damage reports are coming in after possible tornadoes moved through West Alabama Thursday morning.

Some school districts in West Alabama have announced early dismissals and closures Thursday as potentially severe weather is expected to impact the area Thursday morning and afternoon.

According to the Alabama Power outage map, there are close to 1,000 customers without power as of 8 a.m. Wednesday morning.