School Delays in Central Alabama: Stay Safe

0:00This is Corey with Birmingham News Today, powered by the Daily News Now. Severe weather overnight has led to school delays across parts of Central Alabama on Monday. Districts including Coleman City Schools, Coleman County Schools, the Fayette County School System, and Gadsden City Schools are all starting to, hours linger. Monday has been declared a first warning alert day, which signals potentially dangerous and even life-threatening conditions. Officials urge everyone to stay informed through reliable sources as the situation develops. Parents and students in these areas are adjusting their morning routines with many checking apps and local news for the latest. The delays help ensure safety amid slippery roads and ongoing risks from the storms. The list of effective schools is still growing and will be updated throughout the evening. More districts could announce changes as crews assess damage and road conditions. In the meantime, prepare by having emergency kits ready and enabling weather notifications on your phone. Local forecasts remain the most accurate for Central Alabama, so tune in for real-time advice.

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