Most of those 20 May tornadoes were on May 20, when a wave of severe storms rolled across the state and hit north Alabama particularly hard. There was a Level 3 out of 5 (enhanced) risk for severe weather for part of the state that day.

As the spring tornado season in Alabama wraps up, take a look at how many tornadoes happened so far in 2025 and how strong they were

It has been an active start to the year, weather-wise, for North Alabama. Multiple storm systems that moved through the area has supported the chance of severe

A Level 2 risk means scattered severe storms will be possible. Part of central Alabama as well as the Alabama coast will have a Level 1 risk, which means isolated severe storms will be possible. More severe weather will be in the forecast for Alabama on Wednesday and Thursday as well.

The National Weather Service has now confirmed that two more tornadoes touched down in the Tennessee Valley Tuesday night.

As drier air surges into Alabama Saturday morning, lows will settle in the 50s, perfect for an early morning stroll. While highs still climb to near 80 Saturday, the drier weather will feel much lighter.

Severe storms, including strong tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail, are expected to impact Alabama starting Tuesday evening, May 20. The highest risk area, level 3 out of 5, stretches from ...