Severe Weather in Central Alabama
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) -- Parts of central Alabama were under a flash flood warning Monday morning as heavy rain continued to pelt the state's midsection. The National Weather Service issued flash flood warnings, tornado warnings and severe thunderstorm warnings for some parts of the region. Shelby County sheriff's deputies helped evacuate residents of a mobile home park around 3 a.m. Monday because of dangerous conditions resulting from flash flooding. Some roads in Birmingham became impassable due to heavy rainfall. WBMA-TV video showed firefighters helping a motorist stranded in about two feet of water shortly after midnight.
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