Multiple winter weather alerts have been issued for Middle Tennessee and North Alabama, signaling a significant weather event. The National Weather Service warns of substantial icing and mixed precipitation expected from midnight Friday night through 6 p.m. Sunday.
An Ice Storm Warning is currently in effect for Lawrence, Lewis, Perry, and Wayne counties in Tennessee, as well as for Lauderdale, Colbert, and Franklin counties in Alabama. Residents in these areas should prepare for hazardous conditions that may lead to power outages and tree damage.
Additionally, a Winter Storm Warning has been issued for Giles, Maury, Marshall, and Bedford counties in Tennessee. This warning indicates that these regions may experience severe winter weather, which could impact travel and safety.
In Alabama, a Winter Weather Advisory is active for Lawrence, Limestone, and Madison counties, along with Lincoln County in Tennessee. While conditions in these areas may not be as severe as those under a warning, residents are still advised to exercise caution.
The National Weather Service emphasizes that travel could become impossible in some regions due to the anticipated weather conditions. Residents are urged to limit travel to emergencies only. Those who must travel should carry emergency supplies, including food, water, blankets, extra clothing, and a flashlight.
The combination of ice and mixed precipitation presents a significant risk for power outages and tree damage across the affected counties. Residents are encouraged to prepare for potential extended power outages as the storm progresses.
For the latest road conditions, individuals can call 511. As the winter weather system approaches, residents are reminded to stay informed and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety.
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