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As Hurricane Isaias moves closer, the potential for tornadoes will steadily rise this afternoon and continue into tonight. This risk is especially high across the Florida Panhandle, southeast Alabama, and southwest Georgia. For the latest forecast track and intensity details on Hurricane Isaias, please refer to the National Hurricane Center. Forecasts indicate that Isaias will continue to strengthen today as it moves generally north-northeastward toward the Florida Panhandle and far southern Alabama. As this situation develops, rainbands on the eastern periphery of the storm will spread northward. These could reach as far east as the near-coastal western Peninsula today, and then extend more broadly to the Florida coastal bend, Florida Panhandle, far southern Alabama, and southern Georgia later today and into tonight. This will happen as inland continental trajectories are displaced by the northward-advancing Isaias and an eastward-extending maritime warm front. Destabilization will be most pronounced in coastal areas on the storm's eastern edge, while low-level winds and SRH (storm-relative helicity) significantly strengthen over time. Rotating storms have the potential to produce tornadoes, particularly across the Florida Panhandle, nearby northern Florida, southeast Alabama, and far southern Georgia. Additionally, there might be some enhancement to the wind field, possibly with a convective influence, across southern Alabama near the evolving inverted surface trough late this afternoon into tonight.   #Florida #Alabama #Georgia #WeatherAlert #SevereWeather
As Hurricane Isaias moves closer, the potential for tornadoes will steadily rise this afternoon and continue into tonight. This risk is especially high across the Florida Panhandle, southeast Alabama, and southwest Georgia. For the latest forecast track and intensity details on Hurricane Isaias, please refer to the National Hurricane Center. Forecasts indicate that Isaias will continue to strengthen today as it moves generally north-northeastward toward the Florida Panhandle and far southern Alabama. As this situation develops, rainbands on the eastern periphery of the storm will spread northward. These could reach as far east as the near-coastal western Peninsula today, and then extend more broadly to the Florida coastal bend, Florida Panhandle, far southern Alabama, and southern Georgia later today and into tonight. This will happen as inland continental trajectories are displaced by the northward-advancing Isaias and an eastward-extending maritime warm front. Destabilization will be most pronounced in coastal areas on the storm's eastern edge, while low-level winds and SRH (storm-relative helicity) significantly strengthen over time. Rotating storms have the potential to produce tornadoes, particularly across the Florida Panhandle, nearby northern Florida, southeast Alabama, and far southern Georgia. Additionally, there might be some enhancement to the wind field, possibly with a convective influence, across southern Alabama near the evolving inverted surface trough late this afternoon into tonight. #Florida #Alabama #Georgia #WeatherAlert #SevereWeather

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