A Few Winter Wonderland Images from the Spann Twitter Army
These are just a few Tweets that were sent in this evening and tonight from the locations that have received snow during this latest winter weather event.
Archive for February 17th, 2021
Blount County Added to the Winter Weather Advisory
Mixed precipitation. Additional snow accumulations of up to one inch. Plan on slippery road conditions.
A Brief Update as of 9:15 pm… Temperatures Are Actually Starting to Rise in Some Locations
The low level jet across the area is starting to increase in speed which is allowing for some surface temperatures to start rising. This is allowing some locations in the northern parts of North Alabama to make a transition from a wintry mix or snow to all rain.
A Quick Update as of 7:15 PM
Pretty decent snow showers are falling over the northwestern and portions of the north/central parts of North/Central Alabama where accumulations of 1/2-inch to 1-inch up in Town Creek.
Alabama Newscenter — Football Preview: Samford Football Has Options at Quarterback, Questions of Overall Depth
Samford Head Football Coach Chris Hatcher and his Bulldogs are eager to get back on the field after an unusually long layoff caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. First up is East Tennessee State on Saturday.
Cullman County Added to Winter Weather Advisory
Mixed precipitation expected. Total snow accumulations of up to 2 inches and ice accumulations of a light glaze.
Snow/Sleet Approaching Northwest Alabama
ANOTHER WINTER STORM: A winter storm warning remains in effect for Lamar, Marion, Winston, Franklin, Colbert, Lauderdale, Lawrence, and Limestone counties through tonight… a winter weather advisory is in effect for Morgan, Madison, Jackson, Pickens, Fayette, Walker counties.
Alabama Newscenter — Share Your Thoughts About World’s Most Biodiverse Body of Water
A leader of conservation, restoration and preservation efforts along Alabama’s Gulf Coast is asking for your thoughts on what you believe are priorities for a portion of the Mobile-Tensaw River Delta in south Alabama.
WeatherBrains 787: DC To Coyoteville
Guest Weather Brains on this week’s show were Kathy Sherman-Morris and Christopher Nunley. They were on to talk about their BAMS article, “What People Know About The Weather”!
SPC Issues Mesoscale Discussion on Wintry Precipitation Threat
Moderate to locally heavy snow continues to spread northeastward into the discussion area from the southwest. 1″ per hour rates will gradually become increasingly likely over the course of the afternoon.
