Storms in south Alabama on Saturday could also be hail producers, according to forecasters. The most likely timeframe for storms looks to be Saturday afternoon into Saturday night. The weather service thinks rain could linger behind the storms into Sunday, but no severe weather is expected.

For Sunday, there were 43 active wildfires covering about 1,106 acres and 121 contained wildfires covering about 3,717 acres.

Alabama is bracing for a line of strong to severe thunderstorms expected to hit the state Tuesday night, with the potential for damaging wind

Gusty winds will still be possible today, according to forecasters. The entire state remains under wind advisories until this afternoon. The weather service said sustained winds could be 15-25 mph with gusts as high as 30-40 mph.

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