Thanks to a gusty North wind, temperatures should begin to fall across North Alabama later today setting up a very cold Tuesday

Meteorologists are predicting a few snow flurries or snow showers could begin across the parts of far North Alabama this afternoon, but for places like Tuscaloosa and Birmingham, the best chance of seeing a few flakes will come tonight and tomorrow morning.

James Spann is reporting,

For most of you, this will be a no impact, no accumulation event. However, where a heavier snow shower develops, there could be some light accumulation on grassy areas (generally 1/4″ or less). A few spots across high terrain of Northeast Alabama (generally above 1,500 feet) could see 1/2 to 1 inch, but we stress this is for mountain top locations.

We will drop into the sub-freezing range tomorrow morning from about 3:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m., and where heavier snow showers form it is possible a few icy patches could develop. And, like we mentioned above, there is no way we can tell you where the heavier showers will crank up.

But, I stress, for most of you this will be a no impact, no accumulation event.

We do need to report, there are currently no winter weather advisories of any kind in Alabama.

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