Concerning Monday
The new GFS run still shows good potential for yet another “wintry mix” across Central Alabama late tomorrow night into Monday morning.
Highest risk of ice accumulation will be near the I-20 corridor, and this could have a significant impact on travel Monday morning. We will have a more specific update later today, but this is just to give you a “heads up” on the situation.
Precipitation looks to be light, but we all know it doesn’t take much freezing rain to bring big travel headaches. Seems like the highest risk of sleet/freezing rain will come from about midnight Sunday night through 9:00 a.m. Monday.
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