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The storms moving through metro Columbus have weakened below severe limits, so a warning will not be issued to the east after the current warning expires at 12:15 PM ET. We're watching two areas of VERY weak rotation circled here near Pine Mountain Valley and Upatoi; neither are close to being suspected of producing anything tornadic, but they may enhance the winds locally and create some 30-40 mph gusts. Still be ready to head indoors as these storms approach despite no severe weather warnings being issued. -Dana

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Please monitor the weather today!

Troup, Meriwether, Harris, Muscogee, and Chattahoochee counties are now in the tornado watch as the line of severe storms approaches our area. We're here and will break into programming if needed...follow us online and on the WTVM Weather app for the latest updates as well! -Dana

The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has increased the potential for isolated severe storms across west-central Georgia to a Slight Risk (level 2 of 5) on Saturday. Across this area (including LaGrange and Columbus), the potential for damaging winds and a brief tornado or two will be greatest. Ensure you monitor this weekend and have ways to receive weather alerts. Stay Safe! State University Police

The National Weather Service indicated that there is a possibility of severe weather later today into the evening hours.
Primary storm threats for the Columbus area:
High winds – could include damaging wind gusts which could produce downed trees and powerlines
Thunder and lightning A brief tornado or two cannot be ruled out at this time.

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Keep an eye on the weather this evening! Damaging winds will be an issue for some areas!

Heat Advisory in place until 8 pm Wednesday. Be mindful when participating in outdoor activities. There is also the potential for severe weather tomorrow evening. The main concern is damaging wind gusts and hail! Stay Safe!

The heat index will be well over 100 this week. Please be mindful while participating in outdoor activities. Stay Hydrated!

Keep an eye on the weather today as we can see a stormy day at times!

Radar as of 7:20 AM ET on this Monday is starting to get lively. Expect a wet and stormy day at times today, not all day, but especially this morning and this evening/tonight perhaps. More information below in our forecast and also on the WTVM Weather app... -Tyler Allender
https://www.wtvm.com/2025/06/09/active-radar-times-start-workweek/