Snow is falling in scattered pockets of Alabama this morning, and will continue to increase in coming hours. No change in overall thinking. Average amounts of 1 to 2 inches, with isolated amounts to 5 inches where the heaviest snow … Continue reading →

Thanks to Jo Morris for these images from Fayette County… she writes: “These pictures were taking at fowlers crossroads about 1:15 am”

From our Skywatcher IM conference and Twitter… *i just drove from tuscaloosa to berry in fayette co, and it was snowing all the way, actually had to dim my headlights because it was snowing so hard in some spots, temp … Continue reading →

You can access all snow reports via Twitter on the web here https://tweetgrid.com/search?r=rtt&q=%23bhamsnow If you are using Twitter this morning, be sure and use #bhamsnow as the tag

James, Interesting report from Memphis: “Been a longtime reader of the blog – excellent job with the site, as always! I’m in a suburb of Memphis and wanted to give you an idea of what’s headed your way (hopefully.) The … Continue reading →

Anyone remember the song by Wilson Pickett? “I’m gonna wait till the midnight hour That’s when my love comes tumbling down I’m gonna wait till the midnight hour When there’s no one else around I’m gonna take you girl and … Continue reading →

This is from Charlie Neese, a Tennessee meteorologist, from Twitter: Heavy snow now in Memphis, Jackson and Dyersburg in W. TN. 1-3 inches there already with a 5″ report near Barlett in Shelby Co. Looks like Twitter will be an … Continue reading →

Not much change in the overall thinking… the 21Z run of the RPM is in and still suggests widespread 1 to 2 inch snow amounts across North Alabama, with potential for heavier bands of up to 5 inches, possibly more … Continue reading →

URGENT – WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HUNTSVILLE AL 529 PM CST SAT FEB 28 2009 …HEAVIER SNOWFALL LIKELY ACROSS THE CENTRAL TENNESSEE VALLEY TONIGHT AND SUNDAY… .A STRONG LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM MOVING OUT OF MISSOURI WILL DRIVE TOWARDS … Continue reading →

Here is fresh output from the RPM… it is now a little more aggressive with snow over East-Central Alabama, where I believe the heaviest snow will fall: