Latest Official Hourly Observation

The snow is over. There’s a small chance you’ll see a flurry or two, but that won’t add to the totals. Additional accumulation map from 3:30 a.m. to 9 a.m.: read more

Latest Official Hourly Observation

Midnight – Bedtime Update

From @ethanluck:

I’m going to bed. We’ll be up to listen to the NWS conference call at 4:30 a.m., then post an early morning update. After that, Will will tweet y’all up in the morning so I can get some sleep. read more

6:30 a.m. Update

Last night’s RAP and NAM models were right.

Officially in Nashville, we reached 33 degrees just before 4 a.m., and before then in Williamson County.

Freezing rain fell off and on for about 6 or 7 hours, depending on where you live. read more

Tonight

We’ve seen a few flurries this morning, but the afternoon and early evening will mainly just be dry and cold.

A new Winter Weather Advisory is effective at 9 p.m. tonight, ending 9 a.m. Sunday morning. read more

Update coming after 11 a.m. NWS Conference Call…

Saturday

3am 29 . 6am 28 . 9am 31 . Noon 35 . 3pm 35 . 6pm 33 . 9pm 32 . Midnight 31

No rain in the morning or afternoon.

More rain arrives after dark tomorrow night, some time between 10 p.m. Saturday and 2 a.m. Sunday. During this time, we may see freezing rain. This may impact early Sunday morning travel. More details on this tomorrow. read more

**1:19 p.m. Update**

From the NWS:

“For Nashville metro area . . . temperatures are mostly in the 33-35 degree range . . . with the freezing rain slowly approaching.

“There have been a few reports of ice forming at the highest elevations of west of I-65. read more

**8:28 a.m. Update**

HRRR still thinks we will see some wintry weather around 2-3 p.m. Shown below: 3 p.m.

It might fall as a wintry mix, but HRRR still thinks temps will be 34-35 at 3 pm:

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Today’s Rain / Storms

We’ve already seen heavy rain and wind courtesy of a cold front, which cut temps by 20 degrees.

Now that the cold side passed, there is no longer a strong/severe thunderstorm threat.

We will see two separate rounds of winter weather. One Friday night, the other Saturday night. read more

Thursday – Rain Begins – Morning Low 63 / Afternoon High 63 (yeah, the same!)

6am 63 . 9am 63 . Noon 63 . 3pm 62 . 6pm 53 . 9pm 48

Showers should begin around 6 a.m.. Here’s the RAP model turning on the morning rain: read more

Friday Night

Updated data has arrived. It’s a bit encouraging compared to what we were seeing yesterday, but still too close for comfort and complacency.

One thing all the models seem to agree upon — for now — is no snow. Sleet or Freezing Rain is the threat. read more