1 Jan 1964 I was two weeks old. My grandmother came to help my mom out. My dad tells the story taking my grandmother to the train station in Birmingham so she could go home. He said it took 10 hrs round trip to go 20 miles.

I remember the one in Feb 2010 and Mar 93. Unofficially the blizzard of 93. Good times. 2014 was more ice if I remember right.

Wouldn't mind seeing 2-5 inches in SE Alabama. Anything greater than that, especially if ice is in the mix or heavy wet snow and you'll see a lot of damage to pine trees. In the few snow storms we've had down there, I've never been able to make it to farm in time to see it.

Nice info! Covington had 12" that year. I would love to see that much again at some point!

Model I saw showed 1.6" if ice in south georgia. If that happens the pine trees there wont have any branches and power will be out for weeks.

I dont care about snow but I dont wish ice on anyone.

This part of the World does not do Ice storm well at all. That is always my big concern when this kind of talk starts. In 2010, my wife was in Montgomery, still in the hospital after having our new kid. I came back to Luverne to feed pets and square up the house. The snow/ice came in , and roads got closed. I was trapped here and she was ma. Since then, I have never been allowed to forget that inconvenient weather is my fault.

Love the Cold, but don't like the mess Snow leaves behind 🫤 Damn sure don't wanna deal with ice smh...

I just ordered some tire chains, so it will never snow again in Alabama.

I hate ice. Snow ain't bad but ice and idots equals bad.

We had about 3 inches of snow at my house in Birmingham last Friday. No ice, no tree or power line damage and it stuck around for 3 days. Roads weren't too bad and if you had 4x4 and weren't an IDOT, you could get around with no problems. That's the kind of snow I like. Heck, we still have a few snowmen hanging on for life a week later.

WSFA weather does not show anything like that!!!

It was 93. I had just graduated college and was living out the term of my lease in Montevallo. The ditches had snow drift several feet deep. I think power stayed out for about a week if I remember.

I was in the same situation Ned except I was in an apartment in Tuscaloosa.

Y’all’s south Alabama and my south Alabama is 2 different places! 🤣

I hunted in Missouri a couple of weeks ago and we drove home through that winter blizzard they had up there. Talk about your butt heating a hole in the seat. I quit counting at 35 wrecks or cars slid off the road. That may be normal up there but it wasn’t normal for this south Alabama boy.

Yep 🤣

It’s crazy to me that people consider south AL anything below Bham. lol.

That's right , it's anything south of an east-west line through Cullman.

Montgomery County is two counties North of the Florida state line, yet WSFA weather reporters call it central Alabama. I always thought that central Alabama starts around Chilton County.

For the millionth time , north Alabama is above Birmingham, south Alabama is below Montgomery. What's in the middle in central. I think calling either Montgomery or Bham central Alabama is up for debate.

Sumter is correct. I was in a 17 inch blizzard in arky - area just like central bama. People in country were without power for about 6 weeks. Tree limbs breaking due to ice sound like a rifle going off. Lots of damage! Hope ice steers clear!! Can be very bad and we not use to driving on ice. Folks were fighting over generators in the wal-mart parking lot