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Emergency vehicles should be the only vehicles on the roadways and bridges until further notice. Escambia County Emergency Management urges all residents who have not sought shelter to do so immediately.
According to the National Weather Service in Mobile, snow continues to taper off north of the I-10 corridor with light snow possibly continuing until sunset. Moderate to heavy snow in bands is expected to continue into the evening hours.
For additional weather information and updates from National Weather Service of Mobile/Pensacola, visit the NWS website or the National Weather Service Mobile Facebook.
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