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City Of Tuscaloosa Opening Storm Shelters At Noon
The City of Tuscaloosa announced it will open several storm shelters as a dangerous potential for severe weather moves into the area
TUSCALOOSA, AL — The City of Tuscaloosa announced Saturday it will open several storm shelters as a dangerous for potential for severe weather moves into the area.
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The city will open the following shelters at noon:
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- Alberta School of Performing Arts
- Bryant High School
- McDonald Hughes Community Center (pet friendly)
- Northridge High School
- Skyland Elementary
- University Place Elementary
The latest hazardous weather outlook from the National Weather Service says storms today could bring damaging winds up to 60 mph, large hail up to quarter size and a few tornadoes will be possible.
Tuscaloosa County EMA offers a free emergency notifications service — TuscALERT — that sends updates on severe weather directly to your phone, email or mobile device.
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Click here to sign up for TuscALERT.
Click here for a map of other storm shelters across the Tuscaloosa metro. The Tuscaloosa County EMA website also provides regular updates on when shelters open during severe weather events.
This is a developing story. Tuscaloosa Patch will have more information as it becomes available.
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