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There is a good chance of severe weather for parts of the Southeast on Tuesday and Wednesday, particularly later in the day on Tuesday.  The Day 2 convective forecast map from Monday night highlights the area that is most likely to be hit by tornadoes in southern Mississippi and Alabama, but many areas of the Southeast may be affected.  The focus shifts east on Wednesday and storms are not as likely to be severe.  For an update, please check out your local NWS forecasts or visit the NOAA Storm Prediction Center at https://www.spc.noaa.gov/.

You can also read more at Weather Underground at https://www.wunderground.com/news/severe-weather-forecast-february-21-23-2016.

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