West Alabama Schools Announce More Delays & Closures Wednesday

Administrators at schools across West Alabama are deciding to either stay closed or delay operations as bitterly cold temperatures well below freezing are forecast early Wednesday morning.

The low for Tuscaloosa County tomorrow is just 11 degrees Fahrenheit, with single-digit temps expected in surrounding areas including Fayette, Lamar, Pickens, Sumter and Walker Counties.

Although temperatures warmed enough to melt away much of Monday night and Tuesday morning's freezing rain and snow, any remaining moisture will freeze again overnight, which may lead to more dangerous driving conditions Wednesday and harsh cold no matter what.

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TUSCALOOSA CITY SCHOOLS ANNOUNCE TWO-HOUR DELAY

The Tuscaloosa City Schools will have a two-hour delay tomorrow, Jan. 17, 2024.

Transportation will run two hours later than normal. Breakfast will be served.
As we gear up to welcome our students back, we want to keep you informed about the weather conditions. Anticipating low temperatures, we kindly ask you to plan accordingly. Our buses might experience delays as we take necessary road precautions. Please be prepared for potential adjustments to your child's bus schedule.

TUSCALOOSA COUNTY SCHOOLS TO CLOSE

GREENE COUNTY SCHOOLS TO REMAIN REMOTE

BIBB COUNTY SCHOOLS TO CLOSE

PICKENS COUNTY SCHOOLS TO REMAIN REMOTE

THE UNIVESITY OF ALABAMA TO RESUME AS NORMAL

SHELTON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE TO CLOSE