The National Weather Service says parts of south Alabama could expect several inches of snow on Tuesday, and winter storm watches have been issued for many areas. Dangerously cold temperatures are expected statewide tonight and for the next few days, and an extreme cold warning has been issued -- and expanded -- for several areas.

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The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for the Pensacola area and said there's a 50% chance the region will see snow amounts of 1 to 3 inches on Tuesday. If there's no snow, there will be freezing rain and ice accumulation.

A significant winter storm was in progress in south Alabama on Tuesday, and the National Weather Service said it’s possible some areas could get 8 inches of snow before it’s over. The weather service said this has the potential to be a “historic” winter storm for south Alabama and has increased possible snow totals for south Alabama,

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WVTM 13 LIVE DOPPLER RADAR | HOW TO GET WEATHER ALERTS | UPLOAD YOUR WEATHER PHOTOSImpact days are in the forecast this week as arctic air keeps Alabama in the deep freeze through Wednesday.Sign up for our NewslettersImpact Days are designed to inform you that the weather may disrupt your normal routine and warrants special attention.

In anticipation of sever winter weather and snow coming to most of the state, including the Gulf Coast, several school systems in south Alabama have announced changes to their schedule for this week.

There have been several announcements made in response to freezing weather and hazardous driving conditions expected in the Montgomery area: Montgomery city offices closed. Due to

Temperatures are dipping below freezing until Saturday, meaning the snowy bliss of Tuesday will turn into a nighttime danger for motorists in Baldwin and Mobile counties.