Winter Storm Warning

Conditions continue to worsen across the state as a winter storm impacts Alabama today and into the evening hours. The National Weather Service in Birmingham has now added several new counties into the existing Winter Storm Warning.

The National Weather Service has issued a WINTER STORM WARNING for much of the state, and the NWS added Tuscaloosa to the portion of warned counties early this morning.

The National Weather Service in Birmingham has issued a Winter Storm Warning in effect until 3 p.m. this afternoon; Tuscaloosa and Jefferson counties are now included in this warning as sleet, ice, and freezing rain begin to affect Alabama.

Alabama Governor Robert Bentley declared a State of Emergency for all counties in preparation for impending severe winter weather.

A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for Tuscaloosa and parts of Alabama, and several schools and businesses have announced closures in advance of the approaching winter storm. Check out the list below.

Tuscaloosa could see over an inch of snow and sleet and up to 1/5 inch of freezing rain and ice as a winter storm makes its way across the state tonight through Wednesday. A Winter Storm Warning is already in effect until midnight Wednesday night.

The National Weather Service in Birmingham has issued a Winter Storm Warning in effect from 9 pm Monday, February 10 through midnight Wednesday, February 12 in advance of a major winter storm projected to bring up to an inch of sleet and snow and up to 1/5 inch of freezing rain and ice to Alabama.