Cold air filtered into northern Alabama behind a cold front during the evening into the overnight hours on Tuesday, February 18th. As precipitation developed along and just north of the front during the evening hours, it fell as light snowfall.
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The episode as NWS HUN wrote it up.
Cold air filtered into northern Alabama behind a cold front during the evening into the overnight hours on Tuesday, February 18th. As precipitation developed along and just north of the front during the evening hours, it fell as light snowfall. This precipitation continued until a few hours after daybreak on Wednesday (February the 19th) as light or moderate snowfall. One to two inches of snowfall accumulation was common across northern Alabama after this activity ended early Wednesday morning. Temperatures continued to be below freezing much of the day, keeping roads icy. 20 car crashes in Madison county occurred through 8 AM on Wednesday due to the slick conditions. Car crashes were also reported in Lauderdale county on the Singing River Bridge.
The national radar mosaic for the moment the first event began.
10 winter weather. Local standard time, as filed.
Up to one inch of snow fell across the county.
Between one and two inches of snow fell across a good portion of the county. There was a significant drop off in snowfall amounts south of a line from southern portions of lake Guntersville to near Arab to closer to a trace of snowfall or less.
One to two inches of snowfall was reported across the county.
One to 2.0 inches of snow fell across the county. Car crashes were also reported in Lauderdale county on the Singing River Bridge. No known injuries or fatalities.
One to two inches of snow fell across the county.
One to two inches of snowfall fell across the county. 20 car crashes in Madison county occurred through 8 AM on Wednesday due to the slick conditions. No known injuries or fatalities.
Up to around 1 inch of snow fell across the county.
One to two inches of snow fell across the county.
Up to one inch of snow was reported across the county.
Up to one inch of snowfall fell across much of the county. There was a significant drop off in snowfall amounts south of a Hanceville to Lewis Smith Lake line to closer to a trace of snowfall or less.
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