From the National Weather Service and the St. Clair County Emergency Management Agency:

TROPICAL SYSTEM ISAAC WILL BRING THE POTENTIAL FOR WEAK ISOLATED

TORNADOES TO AREAS GENERALLY NEAR AND SOUTH OF A LINE FROM EUFAULA TO

DEMOPOLIS. THE MOST LIKELY TIME OF OCCURRENCE WOULD BE NOON UNTIL

9 PM.

WIND GUSTS UP TO 30 MPH WILL ALSO BE POSSIBLE TODAY FOR THE FAR

SOUTHWESTERN PORTION OF CENTRAL ALABAMA. WIND GUSTS COULD BE HIGHER

ANYWHERE IN CENTRAL ALABAMA IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE STRONGER RAIN

BANDS ROTATING AROUND ISAAC.

ISOLATED WEAK TORNADOES WILL BE POSSIBLE WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY

GENERALLY WEST OF INTERSTATE 65 IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE OUTER

RAIN BANDS FROM TROPICAL SYSTEM ISAAC.

GIVEN THE CURRENT FORECAST TRACK…HEAVY RAINFALL SHOULD BEGIN

WEDNESDAY MORNING ACROSS THE FAR SOUTHERN PORTIONS OF CENTRAL

ALABAMA. THROUGH THURSDAY…RAINFALL OF 2 TO 4 INCHES WILL BE

POSSIBLE WEST OF A LINE FROM TROY TO CLANTON TO DETROIT…WITH 1 TO

2 INCHES POSSIBLE ELSEWHERE. DEPENDING ON THE EXACT RAINFALL AMOUNTS

AND LOCATION OF THE HEAVIEST RAINFALL…SOME LOCALIZED FLASH

FLOODING MAY BE POSSIBLE BY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON INTO THURSDAY.

AS ISAAC MOVES INLAND…WIND GUSTS UP TO 30 MPH WILL BE POSSIBLE

WEDNESDAY FOR THE FAR SOUTHWESTERN PORTION OF CENTRAL ALABAMA. WIND

GUSTS COULD BE HIGHER ANYWHERE IN CENTRAL ALABAMA IN ASSOCIATION

WITH THE STRONGER RAIN BANDS ROTATING AROUND ISAAC.