🥶Day 6 in the ice box…the snow has mostly melted. Temperatures continue to be in the low to mid 20s inland and near 30 along the immediate coast. Roads have improved; however, sub freezing temperatures can still lead to icy spots on elevated surfaces and shaded areas. #mobwx pic.twitter.com/Lt5FpGo9Jb
— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) January 25, 2025
6:12PM Update: Significant melting of snow/ice has happened today due to plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the 50s this afternoon. Most of the major local roadways are in good shape with only patchy areas of ice noted. These patchy areas of ice will re-freeze overnight,… pic.twitter.com/cUsufTF5GL
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) January 25, 2025
Low temperatures will again be in the 20s in many spots across south Alabama and northwest Florida overnight. Clear skies expected. Stay warm! 👍
Highs return to the 50s tomorrow.
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) January 24, 2025
The winter storm that impacted the central Gulf coast on Tuesday Jan 21st, 2025 broke a 2-day record snowfall at both Mobile and Pensacola, that has stood for an amazing, nearly 130 years. pic.twitter.com/XZ1W0fju5Z
— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) January 24, 2025
I was curious how much snow we still have on the ground after the historic snow storm now that we are 3 full days since the event.
In the fully sunny areas, I’m finding a consistent 2” of snow in my yard in Brewton, AL.
Truly one for the ages: Tuesday, January 21, 2025! pic.twitter.com/i9GwPDVrQV
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) January 24, 2025
Escambia Bay! pic.twitter.com/UwqEjOJoBp
— JP (@Japalias) January 24, 2025
Soaking up every moment of this, even at work! 📍 Milton, FL @rzweather @NWSMobile pic.twitter.com/4SJqn57nlH
— morgan ☁️ (@jmorgan_wx) January 24, 2025
