That line may produce localized severe weather in our hometowns. Here’s what the latest data suggests. ⚠️THREATS | The greatest risk We’ll also watch for a very low risk of an isolated, spin-up tornado and some hail.

ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) — The First Alert Weather Day has ended. The National Weather Service shows that Brooks, Clinch, Echols, and Lowndes counties are no longer under a tornado watch. Make sure you have multiple ways of getting alerts! Click to download the WALB First Alert Weather app on the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store.

Severe storms are expected anywhere between 11am-11pm with the bulk of the system moving through between 2pm-7pm.

Wind skies are set to calm in parts of the overnight but our skies won’t be calm for long as we tracking some activity rolling in ahead of the New Year

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Snow will impact much of KOTA Territory through Monday evening, which will result in slippery roads and reduced visibility. The northern Black Hills will receive the highest snow totals with up to a foot or more possible. Spearfish, Sturgis and Belle Fourche will get up to 6″ of snow, with isolated higher amounts possible.

Saturday has been declared a First Alert Weather Day due to expected rain and possible strong to severe storms.

However, that also means there will be fog, which could be locally dense at times, to contend with. A First Alert that this could impact travel Saturday night into Sunday morning, along with slick spots on the roads that are untreated.

Saturday is a First Alert day, as we are tracking a chance for severe weather. There will be two rounds possible, the first in the afternoon and a second in the evening. Isolated strong storms could pop up through the peak daytime heating hours in the afternoon with a few violent,