Birmingham, AL – A winter storm system is set to bring snow and freezing temperatures to Central Alabama starting Tuesday, creating potentially hazardous travel conditions. Drivers on I-20 and other major roadways are advised to prepare for disruptions through Wednesday morning.
According to the National Weather Service in Birmingham, confidence is increasing in significant winter weather impacts for the region. Snow and ice are expected to accumulate in elevated areas, with closures and delays possible. Local residents should use extreme caution on the roads, especially during early morning and evening commutes when conditions will likely worsen.
Five-Day Weather Outlook:
• Sunday: High of 37°F with a chance of flurries early, followed by clearing skies. Low of 16°F overnight.
• Monday: Sunny but cold, with a high of 30°F. Increasing clouds in the evening and lows near 18°F.
• Tuesday: Snow likely, especially before noon. High of 33°F with icy conditions developing into the night.
• Wednesday: Cold and partly sunny, with a high of 38°F. Roads may remain slick in shaded areas.
• Thursday: Mostly sunny, warming slightly to 42°F.
Residents are encouraged to stock up on essentials and stay tuned to local weather updates. Emergency officials recommend delaying travel if possible and ensuring vehicles are equipped with winter weather supplies.
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