We have an Alert Day posted for Monday for the potential for some strong to severe storm moving through the Valley. Main concerns with these waves of rain/storms will be some isolated pockets of gusty winds and heavy rainfall amounts. -AW

This work week we transition into an unsettled weather pattern; Monday and Tuesday expect a couple waves of rain and storms to move into the Valley bringing anywhere between 1 to 3 inches of rain over the next three days. - AW

The Valley has a beautiful Mother's Day ahead with a mix of sun and clouds and mild temperatures. The unsettled weather returns early Monday morning and will move through in waves, so have the rain gear handy at any point during the day.

Mother's Day Forecast: Expect a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day with temperatures a little warmer than on Saturday reaching the upper-70s and in most spots the low-80s. A stray showers can't be ruled out but overall expect dry conditions throughout the Valley. - AW

Yesterday the Valley got to see the northern lights, hopefully tonight will bring another opportunity to view them too! Regardless, this evening expect clear skies. Overnight expect mostly clear skies with temperatures in the mid- to upper-50s waking up Sunday morning.

Starting the weekend off strong clear sunny skies. The sunshine stays for today as temperatures warm up to the upper 70s to low 80s. Mother's Day will be dry too but feature some more clouds. - Allie Ann

The sunshine and dry weather returns for Mother's Day Weekend in the Valley. We will be waking up in the mid 50s tomorrow morning; howevere, temperatures will be on the more mild side later in the day and it won't feel too muggy either. - Allie Ann #GAwx #ALwx

Goodbye to the sticky weather! Dry weather is moving in, sunshine returns this afternoon and the weekend looks great. Join Allie Ann on TV for the complete forecast starting at 5 PM ET. #wtvmwx #gawx #alwx

While we're all still seeing rain and some thunder/lightning, the strongest storms are starting to exit to the southeast. Confined to Sumter County and points south. #wtvmwx #gawx #alwx

FRI. 4:50 AM ET: Severe thunderstorm warning now includes southern Stewart, Clay, Quitman and Randolph Counties in addition to Barbour. Pockets of damaging winds are the main threats. #wtvmwx #gawx #alwx

Severe thunderstorm warning until 3:15 PM ET for southern Stewart, Webster and Sumter Counties. 60 mph winds and quarter sized hail are possible in this area. #gawx #wtvmwx

THU. 2:05 PM ET: If you're within the pink circle, that's where we could see some isolated severe weather through 4 or 5 PM before we get a break. Still going to watch for another round possibly early Friday.

UPDATE 1:55 PM ET : Here's the updated counties under a Tornado Watch for today until 5PM/4PM CT which includes almost all of WTVM area. All of the concerns remain the same. This is still more of a wind and hail threat, but an isolated tornado or two is still possible.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Harris and western Talbot County until 11:15 AM ET. Damaging winds are the main threat but there is some weak rotation that we're keeping an eye on. #wtvmwx #gawx

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for southern Talbot County until 11 AM ET. Damaging winds and quarter sized hail are possible as the storm races east. #wtvmwx #gawx

FIRST TO ALERT: Tornado watch likely coming soon for part, if not most, of the area. This would be the first round of storms. Severe weather overall should be fairly isolated. The highest threat is for damaging winds. #wtvmwx #gawx #alwx

THU. 9:08/8:08 AM CT: Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Tallapoosa County, just outside of the WTVM area. It could move into southern Chambers County in the next 30-45 minutes.

Two potential severe weather threats Thursday into early Friday. Get the Alert Center forecast details below. #wtvmwx #gawx #alwx
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NEW: Tornado Watch for Troup, Meriwether and Upson Counties until 1 PM ET as our first round of storms is moving through north Alabama. They could bring some severe weather around late morning or midday. We also need to watch another wave of storms early Friday morning.

Tomorrow is an ALERT Day due to the potential for strong to severe storms. The main concern will be some pockets of damaging winds embedded within some areas of the line. We will continue to keep you updated both on the WTVM Weather app and on the TV side. Stay weather alert. -AW