Late February Cold “Snap”

This is not one of those super-duper three-foot-long lists of cold temperatures in Alabama this morning. We try to save those for cold waves. (There is that term again) Anyway, here is a “modest” list of lows.

I awoke at 6 this morning. At 6:02 my little dog was ringing her little bell urgently–meaning she was ready for morning walk. We took a quick half mile walk and it felt so good. Now, be truthful, don’t you like a morning like this much better than a July morning when you step outside and your eye glasses steam up, your clothes stick to you and you almost smother?

16 Remlap
18 Vernon, Russellville, Scrougeout, Millport, Broomtown, Hanceville, Russell Cave
19 McCalla, Northfork, Meridianville, Cullman Airport, Moulton, Pinson
20 Marion, Crossville, Scottsboro
21 Fort Payne, Decatur, Bankhead National Forest
22 Roebuck (Northeast Birmingham) Coker
23 Jemison/UnionGrove, Huntsville, Hytop, Birmingham, Anniston
24 Argo, Weaver, Tuscaloosa
25 Russellville Airport
26 Rock Mills, Guntersville, Shelby County Airport
27 Montgomery/Dannelly Field
28 Albertville, Fyffe, Valley Head Waterboard
30 SE Trussville
31 Mobile Regional Airport

GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK
20 Gatlinburg
17 Cades Cove
4 Newfound Gap with one inch of snow on the ground
-3 atop Mt, LeConte, 2 inches of snow

USA EXTREMES
85 yesterday at Fort Lauderdale and Miami
-25 This morning at Kabetogama, Minn., 27 inches of snow
-25 Orr, Minn., 13 inches of snow
-24 Embarrass, Minn., 15 inches of snow
-23 Kivalina, Alaska

Stay alert and don’t tailgate! That way, life will go on!

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