The Storm Prediction Center continues to forecast a Level 3 out of 5 (enhanced) risk for severe weather today across a large part of Alabama. A Level 3 risk means that numerous severe storms will be possible. A broken line of storms was impacting parts of northern Alabama early Monday morning and moving to the south and east.

But, and there always seems to be a but in Alabama, the state is in the middle of severe weather season, which stretches from March through May. So severe weather outbreaks in the period are not only possible, they are likely. Contact Montgomery Advertiser reporter Marty Roney [email protected].

We are tracking a line of severe storms that will bring the chances of tornadoes, high winds and hail during the Monday morning commute.

We could see more showers and thunderstorms midweek with severe weather possible. Storm Center 7 will update this story.

Storms will move SW to NE. This is not a 100% coverage of rain-- some locations could miss the rain. The severe threat is highest between Monday, 1 p.m., and 7 p.m. for Central and Southside Virginia.

The latest Northeast Wisconsin weather forecast from Storm Team 5… Low pressure have moved through and is now sitting just south of Wisconsin, which is what has been bringing in our messy

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Central and South Alabama will experience isolated showers and storms throughout the course of the morning as well. Temperatures start out in the mid 60s, therefore it will also be mild morning. Temperatures warm up quickly,

Scattered showers will move into the region likely by the late morning hours for western areas then by the afternoon for eastern zones lasting through the evening. Rain will likely be on the lighter side and not a complete washout for the entire day as there will be breaks in the rain.