Severe Weather on Feb 24th?

The dry line and associated front is pushing through northern TX, OK, and KS tonight, there have been several severe TS warnings issued, and at least 3 tornado warnings.

This system will move into our area tomorrow, bringing much of Alabama under the threat of severe weather tomorrow evening and into tomorrow night.
The NWS out of Birmingham has tendered the following discussion:

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSIONNATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BIRMINGHAM AL1015 PM CST FRI FEB 23 2007
.UPDATE…FOR DISCUSSION.
DECIDED TO GO AHEAD AND HOIST A LAKE WIND ADVISORY FOR TOMORROW.WINDS WILL STEADILY INCREASE FROM THE SOUTHEAST AHEAD OF TOMORROWNIGHT`S MONSTER SYSTEM. AS FOR THE SYSTEM ITSELF AND IT`S AFFECTS ONUS…ALL INDICATIONS POINT TO SIGNIFICANT FRONTAL FORCING AS THEFRONT PUSHES THROUGH DURING THE OVERNIGHT HOURS TOMORROW NIGHT.EVERYTHING WILL BE SPINNING. IT WILL BE A LONG NIGHT.
BACK TO THE WIND LINE OF THOUGHT…THE WINDS WILL BE ABOVE LAKE WINDADVISORY CRITERIA THROUGH SUNDAY…BUT FOR NOW WILL RUN THE FIRSTADVISORY THROUGH 6 PM SATURDAY.
-=END BHAM WX STATEMENT=-

Please be advised that these evening and night storm systems are extremely dangerous as many of us are asleep upon arrival. This system poses a threat mainly to areas of Birmingham AL south to Gulf Shores area. Wind and hail appear to be the most significant threat at the time of this writing.

Please monitor your local broadcasts and have your NOAA weather radio ready. DISCLAIMER: This is an UNOFFICIAL forecast, for OFFICIAL information please refer to the National Weather Service office and bulletins issued out of regional offices and the Birmingham NWS center.