Numerous Reports of Sleet/Freezing Rain West Alabama
Governor Riley has declared a state of emergency for Alabama to speed the response process to the current winter storm.
Radar now shows increasing sleet and freezing rain over West Central Alabama across northern Sumter, Greene, Hale, southwestern Tuscaloosa County, Perry and northern Dallas Counties.
SOME REPORTS
…Heavy sleet at Marion in Perry County
…Heavy sleet in Aliceville sticking to grass
…Light to moderate sleet in Moundville
…Heavy sleep in Demopolis sticking to roof tops
…Sleet in Greensboro
…Moderate sleet at Coker according to Ron Hughes…with heavy sleet in Romulus
…Twitter report of light freezing rain in Clanton, sleet near Selma
…Some sleet in Montgomery
…Light sleet Prattville
…Numerous accidents in Meridian MS with sleet and freezing rain since 11 a.m.
Category: Alabama's Weather, Winter Weather
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