What is a Level 5 severe weather risk? When was the last time Alabama faced one?
According to the National Weather Service, this is only the third time Alabama has been put into a Level 5 risk two days out since 2006. It’s also notably only the third time in Storm Prediction Center history that a Level 5 risk has been added to the Day 2 forecast:
Western Alabama will be hit hardest by the severe storms, with a risk of tornados, expected to begin on Friday night.
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