The National Weather Service (NWS) in Mobile has issued a Winter Storm Warning for South Alabama, in effect until 6 a.m., along with an Extreme Cold Warning extending until 10 a.m. Wednesday.

Forecasters caution that this storm could be a historic event for Crenshaw County and surrounding areas, with snow, ice, and dangerously cold temperatures creating hazardous road conditions and widespread disruptions.

In response, many businesses, schools, and government offices in Crenshaw County have announced closures for Tuesday, January 21, and Wednesday, January 22. Officials warn that closures may be extended if conditions worsen or persist. Residents are strongly encouraged to stay home and follow guidance from local emergency management agencies to ensure their safety.

Closures for Tuesday and Wednesday

• Crenshaw County Schools
• Crenshaw Christian Academy (school and daycare)
• City of Luverne Offices
• Crenshaw County Courthouse
  South Central Alabama Mental Health Offices
• Luverne Public Library
• Family Practice Associates
• Brantley Senior Nutrition Center
• Dr. Walker’s office
• Amp of Luverne
• LBWCC
• Crenshaw Tire & Auto LLC
• Crenshaw Family Care
• EyeCare Associates(Dr. Hamlin)
• Subway

Modified Business Hours

• Maggie’s Coffee Shop: Open Tuesday until noon. Closed Wednesday.
• Pepsi Luverne: Deliveries on Tuesday as long as conditions are safe. No deliveries planned for Wednesday: normal operations expected to resume Thursday.
• Taters: Monitoring the weather and advice of EMA.
• Overflow Coffee & Cafe will be monitoring the weather closely. Call ahead or check Facebook for updates.334-368-9921
• Crenshaw County Health Department: Open Tuesday until noon. Closed Wednesday.
• Chicken Shack: open until 2p.m. Tuesday. Closed Wednesday.
• Brantley Bank & Trust Company: All branches will be open until noon Tuesday. Closed Wednesday.
• B&B Drugs:Open Tuesday until noon. Closed Wednesday.
• Co-op: Open Tuesday until 11 a.m. Closed Wednesday.

Stay Informed
If you know of additional closures, please comment or message us so the community can stay informed.
As the storm approaches, please prioritize your safety. Avoid unnecessary travel, stay indoors, and monitor updates from local authorities and the National Weather Service.
Stay warm and safe, Crenshaw County!