Archive · 25 Nov 2025
Severe Storms Expected in Mississippi and Alabama
The Storm Prediction Center has warned that there might be severe storms in parts of Mississippi and Alabama on Tuesday.
These storms could bring tornadoes, especially in eastern Mississippi and central Alabama.
Early in the day, a fast-moving line of storms passed through northern Alabama but weakened.
Later in the afternoon, the weather might become more unstable, leading to more thunderstorms.
The winds could be strong enough to create rotating storms, which are called supercells.
Even though the overall conditions aren't very strong, the risk of severe weather is still there.
The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has issued a warning for isolated severe thunderstorms across parts of the Southeast and Deep South on Tuesday, November 25.
A couple of tornadoes are possible, particularly in eastern Mississippi and central Alabama, due to conditions supporting rotating storms.
A fast-moving line of showers and isolated thunderstorms crossed northern Alabama early Tuesday but weakened due to limited instability.
Southerly winds are expected to bring moister and more unstable air into east-central Mississippi and central/northern Alabama by the afternoon.
Any storms that form will develop in an environment with 20–30 knots of low-level southerly winds and enough deep-layer shear to support transient supercell structures.
- Who
- Storm Prediction Center (SPC), NOAA, National Weather Service
- What
- Severe storms, tornado risk, fast-moving storm line
- When
- Tuesday, November 25, from morning to early evening
- Where
- Parts of the Southeast and Deep South, particularly eastern Mississippi and central Alabama
- Why
- Conditions supporting rotating storms and supercell structures
- Organization
- Storm Prediction Center (SPC), NOAA, National Weather Service
- Date
- Tuesday, November 25
- Affected Areas
- Eastern Mississippi, Central Alabama, Northwest Georgia
- Risk
- Tornadoes, Isolated Severe Thunderstorms
- Time Frame
- Morning to Early Evening
- Wind Speed
- 20–30 knots of low-level southerly winds
- Risk Level
- Slight Risk