Current Temps and Radar

Tonight: Snow Sliding In?

As we wrote this morning, rain systems will pass to our south over the next 2 or 3 days.

The first comes tonight/overnight.

To deal with this I decided to make this low quality YouTube video (where went the HD button?): read more

Current Temps and Radar

Let’s start with an overview:

That’s pretty blerg.

The Blerg looks like it’ll break after next weekend:

Today – Little More Melting (High 39°), Cloudy, Chance of Rain/Snow Tonight read more

Current Temps and Radar

At 6 PM, the back edge of the rain was approaching downtown Nashville, and finally signaling the end of the soaking rainfall we’ve endured today.

A Flood Watch remains in effect until noon Sunday. read more

Current Temps and Radar

Let’s dispense with the normal blog format.

An Ice Storm Warning is in effect beginning at Noon today.

Don’t miss the “Main Impacts” in this graphic: read more

Current Temps and Radar

NWS-Nashville has issued a Winter Storm Warning from noon Friday until 9 AM Saturday.

Friday Morning & Afternoon

Very light and intermittent snow in the morning. (615 PM Update: the two short range weather models, the HRRR and RAP, do not send us any morning snow. The NAM4 model sends us some very light snow, but even if it makes it to us, it will encounter a very dry environment and produce very little impact. The main hazards will develop sometime after noon and rapidly worsen through the evening). read more

Current Temps and Radar

Today’s sunlight helped the melting process. Roads improved a bit.

But here comes a clipper system located in Missouri at 4 PM:

Is this another

of the ice and snow? read more

Current Temps and Radar

At 2:11 PM, NWS-Nashville canceled the Winter Storm Warning in Davidson County and replaced it with an Ice Storm Warning effective until Tuesday at 9 AM. Williamson County is also under the same Ice Storm Warning until 9 AM Tuesday. read more

Current Temps and Radar

Sleet and freezing rain has arrived. This is not what we ordered. Roads – especially untreated secondary roads – are a slippery mess. Car wrecks everywhere. It’s not safe to drive right now. Will says the treated roads are slushy, bad but passable with his Jeep, in 4WD, equipped with specialized snow tires. Untreated roads are much worse. read more