Current Temps and Radar
I usually write these posts in chronological order. Not today.
BTW, I’m about to rant. Feel free to:
This afternoon, after I tweeted about the weather models and snow potential Monday, Chris Wage (@cwage) sent me this:
Author: David
Warmer Tomorrow. After that, Not Warmer. Definitely Not Warmer.
It’s Been This Long Since We Got 1″ of Snow Countup
Today – Wind Chills in 30°s
Our afternoon high is 45°, but the north wind will cut the wind chill to the 30°s.
We expect some clearing this afternoon. Visible satellite:
Wednesday – Warmer – Wake Up 29°, Lunch 50°, High 56°
Dry Week Ahead; Another Cold Front Arrives Thursday
Current Temps and Radar
Tonight – It’s Cold — Mid/Low 30°s
Tuesday – Mostly Sunny But Cooler – Wake Up 31°, Lunch 41°, High 45°
It’s time to start mentioning wind chills. Expect it to feel like the mid 20°s in the morning.
Cold Front Arrives Overnight
Warm With A Little Rain Sunday
If it’s not going to snow, it might as well do this
Because Snowdome
Current Temps and Radar
Wednesday – Morning Sun, then Mostly Cloudy – Wake Up 31°, Noon 49°, High 55°
We will be watching the approach of this clipper system:
As this bright, fast moving snow band approaches Middle Tennessee late Wednesday night, the NAM4 model thinks it’ll start to erode, undoubtedly thanks to SNOWDOME:
Snowmancing
Current Temps and Radar
Overnight – Patchy Freezing Fog – Wake Up Tuesday 22
Between 3 AM and 8 AM, fog will likely form (like the above photo, but without the snow), especially near bodies of water. If you see fog during this time, it’ll be a driving (or, if you’re walking, a sidewalk) hazard. The fog freezes to the surface. Assume black ice has formed if you encounter these conditions. Freezing fog contributed to a pretty nasty accident on Vietnam Vets several years ago. Be careful.
