Winter Weather

The southern half of Alabama will enter an officially declared State of Emergency this afternoon as a winter storm threatens to disrupt travel and create dangerous conditions there on Tuesday.

Schools across Alabama, including some in our coverage area, are making the decision to close on Tuesday as winter weather including snow and freezing rain is expected to impact much of the state.

The impact of a rare winter storm in west Alabama Friday was limited in Tuscaloosa County, but State Troopers say roads in other areas are closed for icy conditions.

Governor Kay Ivey has declared a state of emergency for many Alabama counties ahead of an approaching winter storm.

The impact of last week's winter storms continues to hinder Tuscaloosa businesses for the weekend.

Here are a few quick tips on how to keep your pet warm and cozy during this ice storm.

Around 2,000 people in Tuscaloosa County are currently without power. As temperatures start to drop residents should follow the following tips to stay warm.

Tuscaloosa could see an icy start to next week as freezing rain will be possible across portions of West Alabama.

Early forecast models suggest West Alabama could see freezing rain and snow late next week.

As conditions continue to get worse throughout west Alabama, the city of Tuscaloosa released a statement saying that four roads would have restricted access as of Tuesday evening.