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Very Cold in Alabama & Elsewhere

FINAL UPDATE 11 AM TO ADD 15 ADDITIONAL REPORTS Here we go with another long list of low temperatures this morning, Alabama, Regional and National. (Many thanks to Jason Simpson for helping assemble these reports!) ALABAMA 9 Russellville Airport 10 … Continue reading →

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The Arkansas Snow Story

Very hard-hit by a huge snowstorm yesterday, part of the snowstorm that arrived in Alabama later in the day and last night: PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LITTLE ROCK AR 305 PM CST THU FEB 10 2011 ..SNOW TOTALS … Continue reading →

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Alabama Snow Reports (Long List)

NOTE: This is a long list and I feel sure I overlooked some but it was 100% not intentional. Also, a lot of these reports were turned in before the snow ended. We also get more than one report from … Continue reading →

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Snow Depth Reports–10:30 pm

This list of snow depth reports is not an all-inclusive list by any means. We should have a much more complete list by tomorrow morning. Most of these areas are still getting snow but it has ended over NW Alabama … Continue reading →

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Wintry Weather Reports

* From an individual in Memphis: 1 inch of snow has already accumulated in 1 hour. Roads getting slick. Heavy snow continuing with visibility less than 1/2 mile. Wrecks reported on I-55 south of Memphis. * Latest radar in the … Continue reading →

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Other Cities Are Expecting . . .?

HUNTSVILLE Winter Storm Warning 6 pm today until 6 am Thursday. Chance of snow late this afternoon but no accumulation. Snow tonight accumulating 2 to 3 inches. Low tonight lower 20s. Decreasing cloudiness tomorrow with high mid 30s. Temperature now … Continue reading →

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Early Afternoon in Alabama

The band of rain that moved through the Birmingham area the last few hours is now east of the city. At 1:25 pm, the rain extended from Cherokee County, in NE Alabama, southwestward through Calhoun and Talladega to past Selma. … Continue reading →

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A Raw, Cold, Miserable Lunch Hour

What other adjective is there? We have EF-0 through EF-5 tornadoes. We have Category One through Five hurricanes. One of these days someone, in this index-crazed society will come up with an index to describe ordinary non-threatening weather. Let’s go … Continue reading →

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A Brief Quick Look at Alabama

The Winter Weather Advisory for a number of counties in Central and North Central Alabama expires at 6 this morning. This includes the Birmingham Metropolitan Area. Over Extreme North Alabama the Advisory continues until noon. There was more snow in … Continue reading →

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Late Spot Reports

These reports are from ABC 33/40 Skywatchers and official NWS reports: * At Coker in West Tuscaloosa County, the precipitation is sticking to elevated surfaces. It was also reported there was sleet just before 11:00 a.m. and that light sleet was … Continue reading →

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