Severe weather update as of: 2/18/25 3:40 PM
After a 0% chance of snow in Tuscaloosa County on Wednesday, a dangerously cold Arctic air mass will move into the region from Wednesday night through Friday morning.
Impacts: Risk for bursting of exposed and unprotected pipes, hypothermia



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