How early spring cold weather could affect crops
By WVUA 23 News Student Reporter Chaney Scott The first day of spring certainly didn’t feel like it this year. A sudden cold snap across the state has some farmers…
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Community partnership provides food, shelter, and showers for those in need
West Alabama is experiencing a cold snap which will cause temperatures to dip into the 30s. The cold weather leaves many of our most vulnerable citizens with no place to get out of the cold, especially during overnight hours. This…
Local agency gear up to help community battle frigid temps
Temperatures in West Alabama are drastically dropping this week leaving many people in need of shelter or items that can keep them warm. Temporary Emergency Services is located in Tuscaloosa. The nonprofit agency is one among many that are giving…
Residents rush to get heating systems checked before extreme weather comes
With a severe cold front quickly approaching many people are testing their heaters. Northport resident Gary Schneider noticed an issue with his home heating system earlier this week and called Jolly's…
Colder weather is coming; ways to prevent hypothermia and frostbite
Staying warm, keeping well informed, and taking extra precautions are extremely important during times of cold weather, such as the coming days when below freezing temperatures are predicted. Hypothermia is caused by prolonged exposure to very cold temperatures. When exposed…
Cold weather takes an extreme hit on the homeless
Extreme cold temperatures are headed our way and that puts an extra strain on our homeless population. The Tuscaloosa Salvation Army and Temporary Emergency Services are staffing up to provide West…
Cold weather is coming. Don't be caught unprepared
As West Alabama flirts with freezing temperatures this week, it's time for the yearly reminder to mind your "P"s: people, pets, plants and pipes. Anders Hardware in Downtown Northport covered…
Alabamians can't handle cold. Here's how to deal
By: WVUA 23 Digital Reporter Sierra Fletcher TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Since the start of the new year, Tuscaloosa has been experiencing some major weather changes. Here in Tuscaloosa, locals are used to sunny skies and warm weather, however for the…
It's getting cold, so stay warm to ward off hypothermia!
The Alabama Department of Public Health is encouraging residents to take precautions and stay warm during the weekend's cold spell. Prolonged exposure to the cold can cause hypothermia, which can be deadly or result in permanent damage to digits, limbs…
