Severe weather conditions have struck the Alabama coast, with confirmed tornadoes touching down near various locations. Residents were warned about the impending storms, as forecasters predicted strong winds and heavy rainfall. According to the National Weather Service, an EF2 tornado with winds reaching up to 130 miles per hour touched down in southern Alabama on Saturday evening. Local news outlets reported that the storms brought significant damage to properties, uprooted trees, and caused power outages affecting thousands. Emergency services are currently assessing the situation and offering assistance to those impacted. “The destruction we’ve seen is quite severe, and our priority is to ensure everyone’s safety and get aid to those in need,” stated the Alabama Emergency Management Agency officials. Many area schools were closed as a precaution, and residents are advised to remain vigilant as further severe weather is forecasted. The National Weather Service continues to monitor the situation closely and has issued several alerts for possible additional tornadoes and flash flooding in the coming days.
Tornadoes Touch Down Near Alabama Coast as Severe Weather Hits the Region
