UPDATED 11:30 AM TO INCLUDE 15 ADDITIONAL REPORTS
It appears that the frost across Alabama this morning was not a widespread killing frost. One thing that helped was that temperatures were not low enough for a long period of time. There were pockets of heavy frost however. Vic Bell reported a “big frost” in Black Creek (Scrougeout) in NE Etowah County. We need to rename Vic’s little corner of the world the “Fairbanks of the South.” At Coker, west of Tuscaloosa a “nice frost” was reported. Virginia Mines report included “widespread light frost with ice in bird bath.”
28 Cottondale, Remlap
29 Bear Creek, Hamilton, Black Creek
30 Moulton, Concord/Hueytown, Munford
31 Russellville, Pinson, Tuscaloosa Airport, Muscle Shoals, Vinemont, Virginia Mines, Coker, McCalla
32 Decatur, Huntsville, Bankhead National Forest, Crossville, Fort Payne Airport, Meridianville, Cullman Airport, Muscadine, Ashby
33 Springville/Simmons Mountain, Owens Crossroads, Highland Home, Geneva, Union Grove, Russell Cave national Monument, Birmingham Airport, Ingramtown (Good Ole Hale County) Alabaster/Navajo Pines, Moody
34 Thomasville, Crestline, Jemison, Jasper, Scottsboro
35 Hanceville, Atmore, Anniston Airport
36 Florala, Robertsdale, Auburn, Evergreen, Mobile, Troy, Noccalula Falls
37 Shelby County Airport, Dothan, Selma, Albertville, SE Trussville (on a ridge)
38 Guntersville, Fairhope, Mobile/Brookley Field, Verbena (on a ridge)
39 Gulf Shores (Jack Edwards Airport
48 Dauphin Island
SKYCAM REPORTS
33 atop Mt. Cheaha
34 Jasper
36 Gadsden, Hamilton, Cullman
37 Huntsville, Downtown Birmingham, Clanton, Inverness, Selma
38 Demopolis
39 Tuscaloosa, Montgomery, Decatur
GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK
Yep, as we expected, there is five inches of fresh snow atop Mt. LeConte this morning! Nice, refreshing news for tax day. No measurable snow reported from Gatlinburg.
