Tornado watches are in effect on the evening of May 28, 2026, across large sections of Alabama, northwest Georgia, and Mississippi as a potent storm system takes aim at the Southeast. The Storm Prediction Center warns that conditions support EF2 or stronger tornadoes,

Major tornado impacts: Mississippi saw at least six confirmed tornadoes May 6, including an EF3 that tracked over 60 miles, injuring one person and destroying homes. Wider storm damage: Alabama and other Gulf states faced baseball-sized hail, flooding, and ...

Numerous storms are set to slam the area, with the primary risk developing later in the day. Tornadoes and hail are possible, with damaging winds possibly continuing into the evening.

A Tornado Emergency, the highest-tier warning the NWS (National Weather Service) issues, is active across central Mississippi tonight, Thursday, May 7, 2026, after a confirmed violent tornado tracked east of Meadville at 50 mph and a second tornado developed near Brookhaven along I-55.

The severe weather outbreak on Wednesday has left a path of destruction across the Deep South. According to several other reports across the region, at least two confirmed destructive

Alabama's severe weather threat nudges south, heavy rain lingers overnight, wet forecast ahead

A dangerous tornado threat is building across Mississippi, Alabama, and surrounding parts of the Southeast on Thursday, May 7, 2026, as the Storm Prediction Center warns that low-level winds fueling rotating storms are expected to strengthen sharply during the day.