Lows tonight into Tuesday morning will be very cold, with temperatures in the teens possible in north Alabama and the 20s all the way into south Alabama: Wednesday could bring some rain, and it could last into Thursday morning. Right now the weather service isn’t expecting it to be cold enough for snow.

Freeze warnings are in effect across Alabama as Arctic air moves in, setting the stage for possible snow this weekend. Here's what we know.

ALABAMA YESTERDAYThe northern half of Alabama stayed dry and cloudy yesterday, hitting highs in the low 40s and mid 50s. In eastern south-central and south Alab

Snow was on the ground in south Alabama on Sunday morning, with the southern winter storm outperforming expectations in some places. The National Weather Service offices in Mobile and Tallahassee, Fla., which cover all of south Alabama, have gotten a few reports of snow up to 2 inches from around the region.

Here’s the latest update on Alabama’s snow chances, plus what to expect from this weekend’s surge of cold air.

On January 18, 2026, in Geneva, Alabama, USA, @BamaStorm_Wx shared a video showing snow covering the ground, trees, and rooftops as snowfall continued during the early morning hours. The scene was part of a rare winter storm sweeping across the southeastern United States.

Severe storms could impact parts of Alabama today, with more storms Saturday. Not all areas face the same risk. Here’s what to know.

It's all a part of a big storm system developing along the East Coast.