UPLOAD YOUR WEATHER PHOTOS A storm threat over the weekend brings the chance for severe overnight weather, including the risk of tornadoes, strong winds and flooding.Sign up for our NewslettersSEVERE STORMS THIS WEEKENDSaturday has been declared an Alert Day.

Chief Meteorologist Dave Nussbaum says to be Weather Aware late Saturday night into early Sunday morning as a line of strong to severe storms moves across Alabama with gusty winds and possibly tornadoes.

There is a risk of severe weather for late Saturday night but especially Sunday morning. From Atlanta and westward, that area is under a Level 2 threat, meaning we will see scattered to strong severe storms, wind damage and the risk for a tornado. The rest of North Georgia is under a Level 1 risk.

Weather Aware Saturday night into early Sunday morning Tonight: winds will shift to the south bringing in warmer air and Gulf moisture. It will be mostly cloudy with spotty showers. Low

THE NEXT 24 HOURS: Good sunshine will continue for Valentine’s Day, with a partly to mostly sunny sky and highs near 60º. Clouds will increase on Friday night, and a few stray showers are possible overnight into early Saturday morning.

Not a bad evening to take the sweetheart out. Tomorrow we will start with some showers but by the evening and overnight hours we will be tracking showers and storms