Cold Week Ahead, Rain Returns Friday
Sunday, January 12, 2025 · Elan
Temperatures have climbed all the way into the low to mid 40s, which has done a number on snowmen.
Some shady areas are stubborn and there could still be some slick spots on roads. Temperatures will dip below freezing again tonight, and while most roads are bone-dry, a few spots of black ice are possible Monday AM.
We do not speculate on school closures.
we Are Not a sNow hArdy people (except Joelton obv). Cheerfully spread good neighbor reminder to clear vehicle tops. Got an elderly neighbor? Help them out!
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— NashSevereWx (@NashSevereWx) January 12, 2025
Well below-average temperatures expected thru Wednesday. Temps in the mid to upper teens on Tuesday and Wednesday morning.
Temperatures finally “warm” up a bit as we get towards next weekend, just in time for rain chances to return.
Friday and Saturday look wet right now, temps look warm enough for it to be all liquid.
Several crazy model runs showing crazy winter weather for the southeast are floating around – as they normally do this time of year. These are single model runs that are 250+ hours out – fantasy land.
Some of the ensembles are hinting at maybe some more winter weather around/after MLK Day – but this is just wayyy too far out. Nothing worth getting excited about as of right now.
What is a lot more certain is sweater weather sticking around for a while.
If you were hoping for a nice warming trend to balance out our January, it won't be forthcoming anytime soon. Both the 6-10 day and 8-14 day outlooks favor a continuation of below normal temperatures across Middle Tennessee. (Normal high/low for January in Nashville is 49°/30°.) pic.twitter.com/5wI6LCN0Qc
— NWS Nashville (@NWSNashville) January 12, 2025