A slight (level 2 of 5) risk of severe storms is possible through Saturday night as several rounds of severe storms potentially affect the area. The first round will be this afternoon and it will likely be confined to southeast Alabama and northern portions of the Florida Panhandle as shower and storm coverage increases around Noon CT from the west. The severe threat will increase through the afternoon and into the early part of the evening hours with storm coverage becoming more isolated overnight, but not completely going away.
This leads into Saturday's threat, which will be displaced further east than Friday's (see graphics). Uncertainty with Saturday remains high due to storms possibly moving into the region from the west in the morning hours, and the influence these could have on later storms later Saturday afternoon. The coverage on Saturday will also be of the more scattered variety and timing these out remain highly uncertain, but we should see a gradual uptick in storms through the day and into the evening hours.
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