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The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for our area until 10 p.m. tonight.

Looks like we may have some some nasty storms hitting our area this afternoon and evening.  The National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center is forecasting a potentially significant damaging wind event across much of our listening area for later today.

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With the heat and humidity comes a chance of rain. After a beautiful weekend, parts of the Albany area is in for some pretty serious thunderstorms.

Looks like we are closer to being in the clear than many counties south of the Albany area. We are still under a tornado watch until around 9PM, and there is still the possibility of some thunderstorms, possibly severe. The worst of the storm is tracking south of the Albany area.

We are expecting some nasty weather, including bad thunderstorms around the Albany area later today, July 26, 2012. Over the past few years, people in the Albany area have had their share of very strong thunderstorms. In some cases causing a lot of damage...

The storms that passed through the area late last night and overnight were fast and powerful. Lightning was flashing fast and frequently.

We've not had to deal with too much severe weather this summer but there is a nasty line of storms forming over the area right now. The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for a portion of our listening area.

1077 'GNA and News 10 ABC Meteorologist Steve Caporizzo want you to know that there is a severe thunderstorm watch for the listening area now through 9pm. A lot of counties are in the watch area.

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