Perry County, Al Emergency Management Agency

10/09/2026

Good afternoon, Perry County. I hope everyone is doing well today.

Due to Hurricane Isaias, a tropical storm watch is in effect for Perry County until Sunday morning. A flood watch is also active until Sunday morning.

Hurricane Isaias is a Category 3 storm that will make landfall on the central gulf coast later tonight. Potential threats include: gusty winds, possible tornadoes, and localized flooding. Tonight southern Perry County (Uniontown area) is at risk level 1 for brief, isolated tornadoes. Winds will be in the 30-40 mph range with some gusts reaching 60 mph. The most likely amount of rainfall is in between 1.5-4 inches with some areas possibly getting 5 inches. This amount of rainfall could lead to flooding of low-lying areas, roads, and rivers/creeks.

The tornado shelters are open. Check our pinned posts or use this link to find the shelter nearest to you: https://www.perrycountyal.gov/departments/emergency-management-agency/storm-shelters

Be sure to prepare for high winds, flooding, and possible power outages. We will continue to provide updates as they become available. Stay safe today!

10/08/2026

Good morning, Perry County. As of today, Hurricane Isaias is a Category 1 storm that is projected to make landfall in the late hours of Friday evening. Impacts to our area include: heavy rainfall, gusty winds, and potential tornadoes from Friday night into Saturday. Begin preparing for potential gusty winds, flooding, and power outages. We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as they become available. Stay safe today!

04/13/2026

Take a moment to review the Draft Perry County Safety Action Plan and share your feedback. Your input is valuable.

https://www.perrycountyal.gov/departments/highway-department/safety-action-plan-ss4a

Do you live, work, or travel in Perry County? If so, we want to hear from you. Your perspective on road safety is important.

03/16/2026

Snow is impacting Perry County today. The ground temperature should stay above freezing, though, which will prevent accumulation. Impacts to travel should be minimal, however you should proceed with caution as visibility is impacted and roads may be slippery.

Good information from the US National Weather Service in Birmingham.

03/16/2026

Good morning, Perry County. I hope that everyone is well.

Today will be chilly with a high in the low 40s with precipitation ending around 1 PM. Winds are 10-20 mph with gusts near 40 mph early, then decreasing late. Tonight will be clear but cold. The low will be in the upper 20s with an active freeze warning.

The freeze warning remains in effect from Monday night at 10 PM to Tuesday morning at 10 AM. Be sure to protect people, pets, plants, and pipes. Prolonged exposure to freezing temperatures could be fatal! A wind advisory also remains in effect through 7 PM tonight. There will be sustained 15-20 mph winds with gusts up to 40 mph. Be sure to secure loose objects, and exercise caution while driving.

If there are any damages to public infrastructure, due to last nights storm, please call the Perry County Public Works Department at 334-683-2236. Enjoy your day! Stay safe and warm!

03/16/2026

Good evening, Perry County. Due to the threat of a possible tornado tonight, the storm shelters will be open. Here is a link to the shelter map: https://www.perrycountyal.gov/departments/emergency-management-agency/storm-shelters

This same link is also pinned to our timeline.

A wind advisory remains in effect to 1 PM Monday. A freeze warning also remains in effect from 10 PM Monday to 10 AM Tuesday. For the wind advisory, southwest winds 15 to 25 mph with gusts up to 40 mph are expected. For the freeze warning, sub-freezing temperatures as low as 20 are expected. Please be aware of these upcoming conditions, especially the freeze warning. Prolonged exposure to freezing temperatures could be fatal.

03/15/2026

Good evening, Perry County. I hope that everybody is enjoying their day.

There is a level 3 out of 5 risk for severe thunderstorms tonight onto early Monday morning. Threats include tornadoes, damaging winds up to 70 mph and large quarter-size hail. The threat is expected to begin at 11 PM and end around 3 AM. Tonight will also be chilly, we are expecting a low in the upper 30s. These temperatures should set in around daybreak. Monday will also be chilly with the high in the 40s with precipitation ending through the morning.

A wind advisory is in effect from 1 PM today until 1 PM tomorrow. A freeze warning is also in effect from March 16, 10 PM until March 17, 10 AM.

Tornado shelters will be open tonight due to the impending threat of inclement weather. Please have multiple ways to hear alerts, have a safe place ready, and frequently check for updates as conditions may change quickly. We will continue to provide updates, as needed. Stay safe, Perry County!

01/31/2026

Good evening, Perry County. Due to the extreme cold warning, warming stations are will be open on Saturday. If you need to escape the cold, please contact the warming stations. Dangerous drops in body heat can be fatal!

District 1 and District 2:
Providence Baptist Church
206 Highway 14 E
Marion, AL 36756
Contact: Rev. Matthew Wilson
205-792-6455
Open: 7p.m.-8a.m.
Coordinates: 32.63377, -87.31554

District 3:
East Perry Vol. Fire Department
On Highway 219
Marion, AL 36756
Contact: Patrick Essex
334-324-8723
Open: 7p.m.-8a.m.
Coordinates: 32.73491, -87.11695

District 4:
Eagle Grove Baptist Church
1467 County Road 38
Marion, AL 36756
Contact: Cynthia Bagley
334-292-3419
Open: 7p.m.-8a.m.
Coordinates: 32.55586, -87.32262

District 5:
Uniontown City Auditorium
100 Front Street
Uniontown, AL 36786
Contact: Mayor Ronald Miller
334-422-1002
Open: 7p.m.-8a.m.
Coordinates: 32.45075, -87.51527

West Perry East Hale Vol. Fire Department
473 Reynolds Chapel Road
Newbern, AL 36765
Contact: Cathy Skeen
334-218-9290
Open: 7p.m.-8a.m.
Coordinates: 32.61911, -87.4978

A map with the warming station locations can also be found here:

01/31/2026

Good evening, Perry County. I hope that everyone has been doing well today.

An extreme cold warning is now in effect from midnight tonight to noon Sunday. Dangerously cold wind chills below zero are expected. A wind advisory will also be in effect from 2 AM to 9 PM Saturday. Winds of 15-25 mph and gusts up to 40 mph are expected. Gusty winds will blow around unsecured objects. Trees could be blown down and a few power outages may result. Frostbite and hypothermia will occur if unprotected skin is exposed to these temperatures. An extended period of subfreezing temperatures could cause pipes to burst.

Tonight will be cold with the low in the low 20° with winds from 15-30 mph with gusts up to 35 mph. Saturday will be bitterly cold once again with the high in the low 30s. Once again, 15-30 mph winds with gusts up to 40 mph are expected.

Be sure to dress in layers and stay warm. These temperatures could be fatal, hypothermia and frostbite may occur if skin is exposed. Be sure to protect people, pets, plants, and pipes tonight. Also remember that any residual moisture on the ground may freeze and cause the formation of black ice. This could create dangerous, slick conditions. Stay warm and safe tonight, Perry County.

01/30/2026

Good afternoon, Perry County. I hope everyone is doing well today.

Today will be cloudy with a high temperature in the lower 50s. However tonight, temperatures will drop into the low 20s. A wind advisory will be issued tonight as winds will be very gusty, possibly getting up to 35 mph. An extreme cold warning will be issued at 12 AM until 12 PM on Saturday. Wind chills will be dangerously low tonight, they may dip as low as -4°. Be sure to protect your skin, pets, plants, and pipes tonight.

Be sure to bundle up tonight as dangerously cold temperatures could be fatal. Those cold temperatures in concert with the wind could cause hypothermia or frostbite on exposed skin. Also remember that any residual moisture on the ground will freeze over tonight creating black ice. We will continue to provide updates as the day continues. Stay warm and safe today Perry County.