It's only the second day of spring, but the season seems to already be in full swing in many parts of Alabama. Azalea bushes, dogwood trees and Bradford Pears are starting to bloom, tiny green buds are appearing on the trees and the thin layer of pollen everywhere is a sure sign that this new season is here.

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We are bracing for another HIGH IMPACT severe weather event tomorrow evening.  This includes a threat for strong tornadoes including those that create EF3 and above damage.  The atmosphere will get primed today with a warm front lifting to the north during the afternoon.   In fact, a few strong storms are not out of the question later today as we become more and more unstable.  Temperatures will climb into the mid to 70s this afternoon with a strong southerly wind.  We'll be even warmer tomorrow with highs reaching 80.  Models suggest two low pressure areas forming - the one just to our north will increase wind shear with low level winds reaching over 60kts during the afternoon and evening.