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After-school activities canceled ahead of severe weather system approaching Baldwin, Mobile counties - Vimarsana News

After-school activities canceled ahead of severe weather system approaching Baldwin, Mobile counties

In a critical update provided by the US National Weather Service Mobile Alabama and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the imminent arrival of an extraordinary weather system …

Severe weather headed towards Georgia bring risk of flooding and potential tornadoes - Vimarsana News

Severe weather headed towards Georgia bring risk of flooding and potential tornadoes

The area can possibly expect two to three inches of rain, according to the National Weather Service. Here’s the full forecast.

Source: yahoo.com
January arrives with a chilly welcome; tips to be prepared for icy conditions and freezing temperatures - Vimarsana News

January arrives with a chilly welcome; tips to be prepared for icy conditions and freezing temperatures

As the new year commences, the early days of January bring a cold reminder that winter has settled in. According to local forecasters, freezing temperatures, rain and potential snow flurries are …

ALEA urges resolution for highway safety - Vimarsana News

ALEA urges resolution for highway safety

MONTGOMERY — Alabama state troopers remind motorists to start the new year with a pledge for safety.

Troopers launch annual safety campaign, announce holiday checkpoints - Vimarsana News

Troopers launch annual safety campaign, announce holiday checkpoints

Alabama Law Enforcement Agency Troopers will be looking for intoxicated drivers at checkpoints this holiday travel season, which officially runs from Dec. 24 through Jan. 1, according to a press