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Seeing Some Snow in North Central Alabama…

Heavy snow continues in the I-20 corridor in Central Mississippi. Heavy snow this hour at Vicksburg and Jackson. This activity is along the northern edge of a disturbance moving across southern Mississippi. This heavier snow will track into Sumter, Greene, … Continue reading →

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Just Before 8

FROM SUMTER COUNTY Cuba…law enforcement reports SNOW of E1.5 INCH at 06:37 AM CST — up to 1.5 inches of snow on grassy surfaces. as much as one inch of slush on secondary bridges. traveling on secondary roads and bridges … Continue reading →

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Reports to the West of Alabama

NWS MEMPHIS Nothing going on in their region. All advisories dropped. NWS JACKSON …1/2 mile visibility, moderate snow at the Jackson Airport …4 inches of snow at Brookhaven…Brookhaven is on I-55 at US-84 south of Jackson …1 inch of snow … Continue reading →

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Alabama Weather Update 6:45 a.m.

Not a lot happening across Central Alabama at this hour. We can see precipitation on radar, but much of it is not reaching the ground now from Tuscaloosa to Birmingham to Gadsden and Anniston. No traffic problems this morning. Dry … Continue reading →

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Dallas Snow One for the Record Books

11.2 inches at Dallas/Ft. Worth International Airport is a record for any calendar day. The 24 hour snowfall record is 12.1 inches. With snow continuing at DFW, I think they have a good chance to break it. NOUS44 KFWD 120620 … Continue reading →

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Birmingham’s Biggest Snowfalls

Birmingham’s Biggest Snow Events 13 inches…March 11-12, 1993 11 inches…January 29, 1936 10 inches…January 23, 1940 8 inches…December 31, 1963 7 inches…January 10, 1962 7 inches…March 25, 1924 6 inches…December 22, 1929 5.5 inches…January 2, 1919 5.5 inches…January 29, 1930 … Continue reading →

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Snowstorm Taking Shape

Our low pressure system is out over the Gulf of Mexico tonight. It exited the Texas coast near Corpus Christi earlier this evening. A vigorous upper disturbance is passing south of the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex at this hour. Light snow … Continue reading →

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Rare Southern Snowstorm

A rare southern snowstorm is in full force at this hour. Dallas has recorded a record snowfall for ANY calendar day, with 8.7 inches today. Snow will continue in the Metroplex for a few more hours. Haslet TX in Tarrant … Continue reading →

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Do You Feel “Slighted” By Severe Weather Outlooks?

Note: I want to thank everyone who gave their thoughts on my questions about weather forecasting over the weekend. Your response will give great fuel for the discussion on tonight’s WeatherBrains. Here are links to the other two posts: Sacred … Continue reading →

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Your Thoughts Please…

Monday night’s episode of WeatherBrains will be a very interesting one. The regular panel will be joined by Tampa Weather Examiner Andrea Butera as we welcome KSNW Wichita Chief Meteorologist Dave Freeman. Dave is a leader in the area of … Continue reading →

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