It’s Not Over: Concerning Temps + Wind Chill Values in Alabama
A winter storm impacted portions of Alabama, bringing snow, sleet, freezing rain, and ice accumulation.
James Spann, ABC 33/40, and Townsquare Media Tuscaloosa Chief Meteorologist said, "Temperatures remain below freezing today over the northern half of the state, and road conditions won't improve much until tomorrow when we go above freezing by late morning.”
The National Weather Service in Birmingham said that with this “long-duration cold wave with a hard freeze, wind chill values are as low as the single digits below zero.”
READ MORE: Bitterly Cold: West Alabama County-by-County Temperature Guide
It is highly recommended for residents to stay informed about the latest temperatures and road conditions plus take essential safety measures.
Another Blast of Winter
“Another surge of Arctic air invades the Deep South Friday. The sky will clear with highs in the 30s along with a brisk north wind,” said Spann. The weekend also stays very cold, with “lows will be in the teens for most of the state Saturday and Sunday morning.”
Will It Ever Warm Up?
Here is the good news: trends indicate a warm-up over the latter half of next week, with temperatures reaching the 60s.
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