Huntsville, AL – A winter storm warning remains in effect for northern Alabama and southern middle Tennessee through 6 a.m. Saturday, bringing heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain. Up to 5 inches of snow is expected in some areas, with ice accumulation up to 0.25 inches, making travel dangerous on major routes such as I-65 and local bridges.
According to the National Weather Service in Huntsville, precipitation will continue through Friday night, transitioning into a wintry mix by mid-morning Saturday. Roads, particularly bridges and overpasses, are likely to become slick and hazardous, with power outages also possible due to ice buildup. Residents are urged to limit travel if possible and prepare emergency kits, including water, flashlights, and blankets.
Saturday’s Forecast:
Expect mostly cloudy skies with temperatures near 35°F and winds up to 5 mph. Conditions will improve by evening, with precipitation tapering off west to east.
Extended Five-Day Outlook:
• Sunday: Patchy fog in the morning, clearing for mostly sunny skies with highs near 40°F.
• Monday: Partly sunny with a high of 40°F and lows dipping to 18°F.
• Tuesday: Dry and sunny with a warming trend, highs reaching 42°F.
Residents should monitor updates and check road conditions before travel by dialing 511 or visiting their state’s Department of Transportation website. Stay indoors if possible during peak icy conditions.
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