From The Tribune staff reports
ENTERPRISE — Tropical Storm Fred has caused several southeastern Alabama counties to remain under severe weather advisories, including a Tropical Storm Warning and a Flash Flood Watch.
The National Weather service forecasts a 30-40 percent chance of sustained tropical storm force winds.
Meteorologists expect 3-6 inches of rain through Tuesday. The danger posed by the storm has lessened over the last 24 hours after Fred struck Cuba and began to lose its cyclonic shape as it turned North toward the Forida panhandle.
The storm will push rain into the Birmingham Metro area. Weather.com reports that the after-affects of Fred will push through into the weekend, with rain expected every day through Friday.