A tornado warning has been issued for Fayette County, Alabama, as a dangerous storm continues to move eastward. According to the National Weather Service Birmingham, a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado was located near Kennedy and Millport at 6:39 AM CDT, moving east at 40 mph. The storm is now threatening Belk, Fayette, and eventually Berry.

Details of the Tornado Warning:

• Location: Near Kennedy and Millport

• Forecasted Impact Zones: Belk, Fayette, and Berry

• Movement Speed: 40 mph (64 km/h)

• Potential Damage: Roofs, windows, and vehicles may be damaged, and tree damage is likely. Flying debris poses a major threat to anyone outside or unprotected.

• Risk: Mobile homes are at risk of being damaged or destroyed.

Take Immediate Action:

If you are in the path of this storm, seek shelter immediately. Go to the lowest floor of a sturdy building or a basement. Stay away from windows and cover your head. If you are outdoors or in a mobile home, find substantial shelter and protect yourself from flying debris.

The affected areas in Fayette County include: Bevill State College Fayette, Stone Wall, Bankston, Boley Springs, and Richard Arthur Field.

Local residents should monitor weather reports closely and be prepared for rapidly changing conditions. As the storm continues to move eastward, it remains critical to stay vigilant and take cover if necessary.