Multiple areas in central Alabama report fallen trees, road closures

Category: Local News

Multiple areas in central Alabama reported downed trees and power lines, with significant impacts on local roads. Police departments in Rainbow City, Southside, and Oxford are responding to the situation, advising drivers to avoid affected areas while crews work to clear them.

Keywords: Alabama, downed trees, road closures

Source: WBMA

Update At: 8/3/2024

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