Leigh Morgan is a Weather Journalist at AL.com. An Alabama native with a deep passion for meteorology, she covers a range of topics including climate change, environmental issues, and regional interests, drawing on her extensive background in journalism and meteorology. Leigh's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including Weis Radio, MLive, and Yahoo News.
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Leigh Morgan focuses on covering evolving stories related to weather, particularly severe and seasonal conditions in Alabama. Her articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating a reliance on official sources for information.
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More isolated severe storms will also be possible on Thursday.
| The entire state of Alabama will have a Level 1 out of 5 severe weather risk on Thursday.
It’s the marrying of meteorology and technology. And a whole lot of data.
Southern part of the state has a Level 1 risk.
More storms are possible on Tuesday.
The tornado was short-lived, and there were no injuries.
By: Leigh Morgan
Damaging winds will be the things to watch out for.
More rain is expected (but not severe weather) on Thursday.
If Dolly forms it will be the fourth named storm of 2026 in the Atlantic.
Dolly was the fourth named storm of 2026 in the Atlantic.
