Sunday looks to feature the greatest threat — more than 25 million people are included in an enhanced risk zone for severe weather, which covers much of the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys.

Confidence in severe weather affecting Alabama on Sunday is increasing, and there will be an enhanced risk for severe weather for part of the state. More severe storms are in the forecast for Monday as well. Tornadoes, damaging winds, hail and heavy rain will all be possible both days, according to the National Weather Service.

The forecast will turn active as we head into the weekend. FRIDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT: We’ll be mainly cloudy with a chance for a spotty shower today. No big issues with rain. Highs will be

After a stunningly warm Tuesday, expect thunder, hail and more wacky weather Wednesday evening. It's an oddball forecast for Seattle in March.

It already feels like it’s been an active storm season, and we are just getting started. A strong storm system sweeping through this weekend will bring our next threat for severe storms. Key Takeaways The Storm Prediction Center has issued a level 3 (enhanced) severe threat for areas east of the

We are in a wet pattern through the weekend with scattered rain and storm chances. Watch for a few showers today with heavy downpours and thunder Thursday night

The multiday severe weather threat will develop in the Midwest and South this weekend and then spread toward the East Coast by Monday. Destructive straight-line winds, large hail and strong tornadoes are all potential threats.

Weather Impact Alert Days have been issued for both Saturday and Sunday, with the latter being the day we're most focused on.

The FOX 17 Weather Team is monitoring Sunday for a potential Code Red Weather day, as models continue to hint at an active afternoon and evening.