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Black ice is especially dangerous because you may not see it until you are on top of it. Slow down. Allow plenty of extra time to reach your destination and check road conditions via local media or the DOT before leaving home.
A Winter Storm Warning remains in effect for 4 Northeast Alabama counties. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for East Central Alabama where some precip is still moving through.
Areas that have received enough snow to coat roads will be hazardous overnight as temperatures drop below freezing. If you drive in any such area, use extreme caution. Postponing travel is the best advice.
The best chances for snow continue over the Tennessee Valley and East Alabama for this afternoon. For the rest of Central Alabama, the rain should begin to diminish and move out.
Snow over North Alabama is accumulating at the higher elevations of Madison and Marshall Counties. Travel will be an issue.
Rain is changing to snow over these counties and there could be accumulations up to one quarter inch in spots. Some slippery roads may result.
Snow is falling over portions of West Central and South Central Alabama this morning. Places in the winter weather advisory area could see up to an inch of snow this morning.
Lots to talk about this morning, especially a Sunday morning snowfall across parts of Alabama. Hazardous travel will result in areas where heavy snow falls.
Quick bursts of heavy snow will cause travel problems across the Winter Weather Advisory areas in North and Central Alabama this morning. Heavy snow is likely over Northeast Alabama, where a Winter Storm Warning is in effect for Jackson and DeKalb Counties.
