Published on: November 23, 2010 at 10:23 AM

A line of showers continues to push into Alabama from the Northwest–ahead of a cold front. At 10:20 am the leading edge of the line of showers extended from near Scottsboro to Cullman and Double Springs, then across SE Marion County into North Lamar County.

Out ahead is a separate group of showers covering most of Pickens County in West Central Alabama, moving toward Tuscaloosa County. Also some over East Fayette County crossing into Walker County.

Much of the precipitation is moderate with a few spots of locally heavy rain.

Lightning detection equipment indicates little or no lightning.

Cooler air has reached North Mississippi and West Tennessee

A FEW NATIONAL NOTES:
90 was the hottest yesterday at Laredo and McAllen, Tex.
22 below zero was the coldest this morning at Jordan, Mont., with a good snow cover
0 (zero) was the coldest in Alaska at Arctic Village.

In Salt Lake City, the low forecast for tonight is 9 above and tomorrow night 1 below zero with snow continuing..

We will try to post some snow depths later. They are impressive.