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Severe winter weather in the Tennessee Valley has caused icy conditions on numerous roads, leading to multiple crashes and impassable lanes in counties such as Cullman, Morgan, Madison, Limestone, Jackson, and Franklin. Motorists are advised to suspend all travel as all roads and bridges in these counties are considered impassable due to the hazardous conditions.
The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for north Alabama and southern middle Tennessee Valley until 8 PM. The Storm Prediction Center has placed the entire Tennessee Valley under a 'Slight Risk' for strong to severe storms. Damaging winds, hail, frequent lightning, and heavy rain are possible. Stay weather aware and download the Live Alert 19 app for updates.
Strong storms caused damage to buildings, power lines, and trees in the Tennessee Valley, leaving thousands without power. One building in Downtown Huntsville had bricks blown off the side of it during the storm. Residents are encouraged to report any storm damage to local authorities.
Severe storms caused damage and power outages in northern Madison County, Jackson County, and Marshall County in the Tennessee Valley. An elderly woman was killed and five others were injured. Emergency crews are assessing the damage and asking people to avoid the affected areas. Multiple homes and businesses have been damaged, and there are trees and power lines down, creating dangerous situations. First responders are checking roadways for trees or power lines down in the affected areas.
Strong storms moved through the Tennessee Valley overnight causing damage and power outages in several areas. Emergency response teams are working to clear roadways and restore power while checking on residents in hard-hit areas. Joe Wheeler EMC reported over 3,000 customers without power as of 4 a.m. Saturday. Fayetteville, Tenn. has been without power for several hours and Lincoln Memorial Hospital is running on a generator as they wait for power to be restored.
Strong storms moved through the Tennessee Valley overnight, causing damage and power outages in several areas. Emergency response crews are working to restore power and clear roadways blocked by fallen trees and power lines. The Morgan County Sheriff's Office is checking on residents in hard-hit areas. Fayetteville Public Utility crews are working to restore power in the area since just before midnight. If you have photos of storm damage, you can email them to News 19.
A line of severe thunderstorms is expected to hit the Tennessee Valley late this evening, bringing damaging winds, heavy rainfall, lightning, hail, and even a few tornadoes. The event will last overnight, and people are advised to have multiple ways to receive warnings. Cooler temperatures are expected on Saturday, with a few showers in the morning, followed by isolated to scattered showers and storms on Sunday.