Snow

Although it looks like a large accumulation of snow might miss Tuscaloosa, other areas of the state are being visually represented on Twitter today.

James Spann says we could expect 1-2 inches of snow in Tuscaloosa on Wednesday with accumulations in north Alabama between 2-5 inches.

The National Weather Service's latest forecast suggests Tuscaloosa could see up to FOUR inches of snow tomorrow! Are you ready for some serious winter weather? Check out our list of preparation tips to help you and your family enjoy a stress-free snow day!

Another round of wintry precipitation is in the forecast this week; Tuesday could bring sleet, freezing rain, and snow, while Wednesday could bring significant snowfall for North and Central Alabama.

The National Weather Service in Birmingham has issued a Winter Storm Advisory for Tuscaloosa County in effect until 6pm Thursday, February 13. Sleet, snow, and freezing rain are likely over the next two days.

Tuscaloosa could see over an inch of snow and sleet and up to 1/5 inch of freezing rain and ice as a winter storm makes its way across the state tonight through Wednesday. A Winter Storm Warning is already in effect until midnight Wednesday night.

The National Weather Service in Birmingham has issued a Winter Storm Warning in effect from 9 pm Monday, February 10 through midnight Wednesday, February 12 in advance of a major winter storm projected to bring up to an inch of sleet and snow and up to 1/5 inch of freezing rain and ice to Alabama.

The National Weather Service in Birmingham has now issued a Winter Storm Advisory in advance of a system that could bring snow and ice accumulations to Tuscaloosa.

Tuscaloosa could see up to 1/4 of ice and freezing rain as a major winter storm makes its way across the state late Monday and early Tuesday. The latest forecast also calls for up to an inch of snow.

Evidently students at the University of Alabama didn't make these elephants during a snowball fight on the quad yesterday. Or ever. Turns out, the sculptures were created in Quebec around 2007. This experience has shattered the last fragments of my innocence...