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Strong Storms Affecting Lowndes & Montgomery Counties

At 118 PM CST, Doppler radar was tracking a strong thunderstorm over Logan, or near Fort Deposit, moving northeast at 65 mph. Pea size hail and winds in excess of 40 mph will be possible with this storm. Continue reading →

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CORRECTION: NWS Birmingham Edits Expiration Times for the Ice Storm & Winter Storm Warnings

Expiration times have been edited to now expire at 4:00 pm this afternoon instead of 9:00 pm tonight. Continue reading →

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More Roadways Are Becoming Impassible Due to Ice Accumulation

Here are a few reports from trustworthy sources on roadways becoming dangerous to travel and/or becoming impassable. Continue reading →

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Ice For Portions of North/Central Alabama; Tornadoes Possible in Southeast Alabama

As of 12:29 pm, the western parts of North/Central Alabama continue to see a mixture of sleet and freezing rain. The eastern 2/3rds of the area is seeing mainly rain. Continue reading →

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All Roads in Colbert County Considered Impassable by EMA

All road in Colbert County should be considered impassable until further notice. Continue reading →

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Brief Update to North/Central Alabama’s Freezing Rain Event

As of 10:18 am, the freezing rain and sleet activity has been retreating a little westward this morning as some warm air advection is taking place and is allowing some locations west of I-65 in the northwestern parts of North/Central Alabama to rise above freezing. Continue reading →

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Latest Mesoscale Discussion Concerning Freezing Rain Threat

A relatively narrow band of freezing rain will persist for several hours across the discussion area. Continue reading →

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A Quick Check on Our Icy Threat as of 9:00 pm

Freezing rain mixed with sleet continue to fall over the northwestern parts of the area at 9:00 pm, while the rest of North/Central is precipitation-free. Continue reading →

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Accumulations Have Started in Northwestern Parts of North/Central Alabama

The first round of sleet and freezing rain is moving through the northwestern parts of North/Central Alabama at this time, and the potential for accumulations have started. Continue reading →

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Winter Storm Watch & Winter Weather Advisory Issues for Parts of Central Alabama

NWS Birmingham issues a Winter Storm Watch starting at 6:00 am Monday morning and is set to expire at 12:00 am Tuesday for the following counties in Central Alabama: Fayette, Greene, Lamar, Marion, Pickens, Sumter, Tuscaloosa, Walker, and Winston. Also, Lamar, Marion, and Winston counties have been placed under a Winter Weather Advisory from 6:00 pm Sunday night through 6:00 am Monday morning. Continue reading →

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