TuckerTerry
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They keep bumping our totals up ..
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There's already icing issues in NW Tuscaloosa County....I just don’t see how there will be enough snow for a lot of icing issues for places like Tuscaloosa, Birmingham, etc.
I’m sure there will be some issues, just not sure if there is enough to cause enough problems for everything to be shut down in this area tomorrow.There's already icing issues in NW Tuscaloosa County....
I agree. It looks like this event may be wrapping up for Central AL. It was too warm this morning and the precip looks to be breaking up on the radar. Lots of dry areas between bands of snow rather than one solid mass of snow like it was earlierI’m sure there will be some issues, just not sure if there is enough to cause enough problems for everything to be shut down in this area tomorrow.
I guess we will just see how things play out.
It is. I’m outside and I can vouch this band is heavier than it appears on radar.Looks like its really coming down in Tuscaloosa....
I think most are concerned about how warm it was this morning and yesterday and then seeing how the bands appear to be breaking up on the radar.Hey folks, hope all is well. As for those saying it is a bust or not going to be bad, you have to let it play out. There is a lot going on and dynamics at play that could change this quickly. There is no need to go cliff jumping so soon.
Bingo. We’ve already have puddles and wet roads and sidewalks with air temps in the 20s.From what I'm understanding, it's not about snow amounts but the temp drop and any amount of moisture freezing on the roads!
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I think most are concerned about how warm it was this morning and yesterday and then seeing how the bands appear to be breaking up on the radar.
I know we need a lot of precip to cool things down enough for things to really stick, I'm just not sure that we will still have enough precip coming in once the ground/roads cool down.
I think most are concerned about how warm it was this morning and yesterday and then seeing how the bands appear to be breaking up on the radar.
I know we need a lot of precip to cool things down enough for things to really stick, I'm just not sure that we will still have enough precip coming in once the ground/roads cool down.