Here is an early morning look at the Alabama weather situation.
No major probems being reported this morning. No current travel problems. There were several accidents 9 miles east of Winfield during the night near the Marion/Walker County line. Three injuries were reported.
A freezing drizzle advisory remains in place until 8 a.m. from the National Weather Service. It includes Blount, Calhoun, Cherokee, Cleburne, Etowah, Fayette, Lamar, Marion, Talladega, Walker and Winston Counties till 8:00 AM CST. These counties are near or just below freezing and some light drizzle is possible. But radar trends show very little precipitation in these areas.
Diminishing light rain and showers do cover the southern half of Alabama, mainly from Livingtson to Alexander City. This activity is pushing south.
Skies were mostly cloudy. Some areas were experiencing fog, especially over Northwest sections where there has been a little clearing.
Temperatures are in the middle 30s in the I-20 corridor, with readings near freezing over northern sections.
Readings will rise into the middle 40s this afternoon.
Skies should clear tonight, but some fog will form.
Tomorrow will be pleasant with sunny skies and milder conditions. Monday will be in the 60s.
Rain and storms on Tuesday, some could be strong. An even stronger storm system could bring severe weather on Friday. We will have to watch this system carefully.
Brian will be along with the map discussion video shortly.
