Jason Moreland and Trey Alvey are embedded with Storm Chasing Adventure Tours this upcoming week in Tornado Alley. Interestingly, it looks as though severe storm activity will increase here in the plains by mid-week. Check back for more social media updates along with video of all storm intercepts.

Meanwhile, we could be dealing with our first Atlantic storm of the year off the South Carolina coast. The National Hurricane Center has given the low pressure area a 50% chance of developing into a tropical depression or tropical storm within the next 48 hours. We’ll continue updates on the severe and tropical action so stay tuned!

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This is a short clip of the video we shot in west Texas overnight. Today (Monday) we will be staying close to the MX/TX border in hopes for more supercell action!

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A significant rainfall event is ongoing across south Alabama. A daily record of over five inches has already been recorded in Mobile. Rainfall totals will continue to rise through the night. In fact, hourly doppler estimates have been as high as four to five inches per hour with stronger storms. The following video reveals some of the most extensive flooding that occurred this evening. This event will have to be monitored through the night and into tomorrow.

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