An upper level disturbance will move across the Southeast. To start for 6pm to midnight, precipitation will spread across the area from southwest to northeast. It will start as all rain this evening across the southwest half of Central Alabama. There will be a possibility of a wintry mix of rain, sleet, and snow after midnight in areas along and north of a Demopolis to Lafayette line, in the blue shaded areas. Further to the north, in the white shaded areas, mainly north of a Millport to Piedmont line, a light snow/sleet mix is possible before the disturbance pulls eastward out of the area before sunrise.

As for accumulations, current thinking is that amounts will be light with little to only minor snow accumulation across the white shaded area before the disturbance moves out. While confidence remains low of any significant accumulations, low temperatures are expected near 30 to the lower 30s in this area. That will require us to monitor the overnight situation carefully for the issuance of any possible advisories. Temperatures are expected to go above freezing fairly early by 9 am.