Author Archives: Ryan Stinnet

Late Morning Update on Severe Weather Threat

It is certainly shaping up to be a very busy afternoon, evening, and overnight period for many area across the Southeast. We are watching a developing storm system over the Plains and Mississippi River Valley that is enhancing the atmospheric … Continue reading →

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Dense Fog Advisory this Morning

The NWS Offices in Birmingham and Huntsville have issued a Dense For Advisory for all the counties in their CWAs this morning. Use caution this morning on local roadways. …DENSE FOG OCCURRING ACROSS MOST OF CENTRAL ALABAMA… .MOIST CONDITIONS AHEAD … Continue reading →

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Some Lingering Snow Showers

Another check of the radar shows we do have a few snow showers continuing to impact areas in the western, central, and south parts of the Birmingham Metro. Nothing significant, and certainly nothing like we had earlier in the night, … Continue reading →

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Snow Totals from Central Alabama

Bill Murray and I spent the last few hours tracking down overall snow totals. We have included most everyone we could find and their location. Reports are via NWS chat as well as social media. Roads in the areas that … Continue reading →

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A Few Snow Showers Persist

We still continue to monitor snow showers across Central Alabama tonight. Depending on your location these showers are moving in different directions. West of I-65, a few light showers are heading towards the southeast. They are impacting areas around Jasper, … Continue reading →

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Heaviest Snow Lifting Northeast

It sure did get pretty exciting across Central Alabama this afternoon and evening. Once the rain started transitioning to snow, it happened quick and spread very rapidly. The heaviest band of snow developed over western portions of the state and … Continue reading →

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Heaviest Snow Impacting Birmingham Metro

Quite the snow burst affecting Greater Birmingham. Reports across the city and metro area of rapid snow fall accumulations. Snow depths range from 1.5-4 inches throughout the area. Everything is covered in snow, including roadways and bridges. Travel is hazardous … Continue reading →

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Civil Emergency Message for Central Alabama

THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE IS TRANSMITTED AT THE REQUEST OF THE COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCIES IN MARION…WINSTON… BLOUNT…ETOWAH…LAMAR…FAYETTE…WALKER…JEFFERSON…AND ST. CLAIR COUNTIES. NUMEROUS ROADWAYS…BOTH MAJOR THROUGH FARES AND LESSER TRAVELED ROADWAYS…ARE EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS AND IN SOME CASES IMPASSABLE. THESE CONDITIONS WILL PERSIST … Continue reading →

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Heavy Snow Approaching Birmingham

Heaviest snow band is moving into western Jefferson County now. Very large and heavy snow is falling just to the west of the city and will be moving into the city shortly. Road conditions are deteriorating where the heavier snow … Continue reading →

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Storm Reports

The Winter Storm is well underway across Alabama this evening. The transition to snow is now approaching Interstate 20 in Jefferson County. Where the transitions has occurred already, it happened very rapidly at locations across our northwestern counties. To begin … Continue reading →

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