Winter WX Southern US Winter Storm (Feb 9 - 17)

This is absolutely insane. The entire state of Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas are under a Winter Storm Warning. And almost all of Mississippi.


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Cut off for significant frozen precip is going to be stout. It could be raining in ttown and 20 min away ice piling up in gordo. But Its so close i understand why nws included tuscaloosa co in the warning especially for the nw corner of the county where icing is more likely. It does create a lot of confusion however when we are in this situation.
 
Cut off for significant frozen precip is going to be stout. It could be raining in ttown and 20 min away ice piling up in gordo. But Its so close i understand why nws included tuscaloosa co in the warning especially for the nw corner of the county where icing is more likely. It does create a lot of confusion however when we are in this situation.
You are right, there will be a dramatic difference over a small distance. With the cold air being so shallow, there will be a surprise or two, a very difficult forecast.
 
I'm pretty satisfied with the roughly 2" of snow I measured IMBY... haha. Ice is no fun, I feel bad for y'all who have to deal with just that (not that snow can't be dangerous too, of course). Was freezing my butt off when I went outside to measure. Hoping that everyone stays safe.
 
I'm pretty satisfied with the roughly 2" of snow I measured IMBY... haha. Ice is no fun, I feel bad for y'all who have to deal with just that (not that snow can't be dangerous too, of course). Was freezing my butt off when I went outside to measure. Hoping that everyone stays safe.
Whirling Welcome to the page. Yep, it is cold well too far to the south. Next time you go measure, take a picture. I would love to see it.
 
Whirling Welcome to the page. Yep, it is cold well too far to the south. Next time you go measure, take a picture. I would love to see it.
Will do tomorrow morning, by the time all of the snow is through :)
 
Roads are covered in Red Bay with sleet.

 
Current Radar Image. It is going to be messy overnight. in North Alabama.


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Precipitation here in southern madison county is all rain, and we're at about 30 degrees at the surface. I'm afraid If I can make it to work in the morning I'll end up stuck there for awhile as my shift isn't over until 9pm. They have accomodations setup but I'd honestly rather walk in the cold to a hotel... Or just stay on the clock until we shutdown an area and sleep on a stretcher lol.
 
This won't be fun. Don't like it at all.

Conditions here seem decent so far but that's probably going to change very fast.
 
Precipitation here in southern madison county is all rain, and we're at about 30 degrees at the surface. I'm afraid If I can make it to work in the morning I'll end up stuck there for awhile as my shift isn't over until 9pm. They have accomodations setup but I'd honestly rather walk in the cold to a hotel... Or just stay on the clock until we shutdown an area and sleep on a stretcher lol.
Looks like the event is almost over for the night. Still some sleet but it’s starting to dissipate
 
Alright so there was about a ten minute span of light freezing rain earlier, noticed the car has ice on it and there's a few tiny spots of ice hanging from the power line. Roads are still fine in this part of Walker but very light drizzle or freezing drizzle continues. Glad to get out of round one with no issues but round two legit makes me very nervous.
 
30 degrees and freezing rain in Brushy Pond (SW Cullman County near the lake). It is seriously nasty outside. It's been that way for a while already.
 
Lots of freezing rain falling in NW Alabama this morning from Fayette to Russellville and east to I65
 
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