Published on: January 20, 2008 at 1:03 PM
Check out this high-resolution visible satellite picture, from the GHCC website in Huntsville, from 1431 UTC (8:31 am CST) this morning. Skies are clear over Alabama, but you can see the snow cover still on the ground in the area from around Jackson to Monroeville, Prattville, Clanton, and Heflin.
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