TAG Severe Weather Service

11/08/2025

SEVERE WX ALERT: Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Forsyth County in GA until 3:30pm EST. *STAY WX ALERT*

11/08/2025

SEVERE WX ALERT: Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Carroll, Douglas and Fulton County in GA until 3:30pm EST. *STAY WX ALERT*

11/08/2025

SEVERE WX ALERT: Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Hamilton County in TN until 11:30pm EST. *STAY WX ALERT*

11/08/2025

SEVERE WX ALERT: Tornado Watch for Portions of the TAG Severe Wx Service CSA in TN until 10:00pm CST. *STAY WX ALERT*

11/08/2025

SEVERE WX ALERT: Tornado Watch for Portions of the TAG Severe Wx Service CSA in AL until 10:00pm CST. *STAY WX ALERT*

11/07/2025

11/07/2025

Day 1 outlook: a small SLIGHT RISK (level 2/5) for areas of Middle Tennessee. A MARGINAL RISK (level 1/5) for other areas of Tennessee, North Alabama and extreme Northwest and Western Georgia. Early next week, the cold returns and the threat of a few snow showers/flurries could happen, especially in higher elevations of Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia. Stay weather aware today (Friday) and stay warm into next week.

11/05/2025

📅 Friday, November 7, 2025: Severe Weather Update ⛈️
A SLIGHT RISK (level 2/5) has been placed across much of Middle Tennessee and Northwest Alabama.

A MARGINAL RISK (level 1/5) covers the rest of North Alabama, the rest of Middle Tennessee, much of East Tennessee, all of Northwest Georgia, and extends to the Northwest side of Metro Atlanta.

🚨 Key Information & Threats

IMPORTANT NOTE: This is still three days out, so things will likely change. Please stay tuned for updates.

Main Threats Include:

💨 Damaging winds

🧊 Possible hail

🌪️ An isolated tornado

📰 Forecaster Rationale (from SPC)

The key uncertainty for forecasters is the degree of atmospheric destabilization:

"How intense and widespread the severe threat may become will largely depend on the degree of destabilization early."

The setup across the region (south central Kentucky to the Tennessee Valley) favors organized storms:

"This corridor should have a better opportunity for weak to modest destabilization, where strong deep-layer shear and hodographs would favor supercells."

11/05/2025

Who’s ready for winter??????

A few light snow showers and flurries are possible across Tennessee, north Alabama, north Georgia, upstate South Carolina and western North Carolina behind the Arctic cold front late Sunday into Monday. Accumulations are not expected outside of the mountains - the Smokies could see a few inches, if not more❄️🌨️