Love snow? Don’t get excited. At least, not yet.
All quotes from NWS-Nashville.
So low, it’s not even in the weekly summary:
Clearing will be brief as a fast-moving shortwave clips the mid state tomorrow [Monday] and even brings a chance of light rain/snow mainly to the northern Plateau before making a quick exit.
Love snow? Don’t get excited. At least, not yet.
All quotes from NWS-Nashville.
So low, it’s not even in the weekly summary:
Clearing will be brief as a fast-moving shortwave clips the mid state tomorrow [Monday] and even brings a chance of light rain/snow mainly to the northern Plateau before making a quick exit.
We’re slowly peeling away the drizzle, fog, and clouds this morning. Rain lingered overnight, but it’s now finally southeast. 0.40″ fell in the official can at BNA.
Today should be pretty nice, high 57°.
A cold front responsible for shenanigans tonight in eastern OK, western AR, and northwest TX will trek east. No severe shenanigans are expected here, just rain.
Winds tomorrow will gust over 30 MPH at times. A Wind Advisory may be issued while we sleep tonight.
Warm air is being pumped in by south winds, high 66°, no doubt you’ll see people rocking shorts and flip flops today.
Winds sustained 15-20 MPH, with gusts to 30-35 MPH. This will blow over lightweight outdoor stuff.
Some may have woken up thinking “Where’s the snow?”
It’s coming. Recall last night this was going to be a slowly-falling snow over a 9 to 12 hour period. We’re not even halfway through that window right now.
As I write, radar indicates a weak clipper system producing flurries in Missouri and north Arkansas. As it creeps east into Middle Tennessee, it should encounter low moisture content. Therefore, at most only flurries are expected here. NWS-Nashville wrote: “There should be no impacts from this quick-hitting clipper.”
Below freezing again today. Tonight, clouds arrive. Flurries may break out. NWS-Nashville thinks flurries could develop into snow showers heavy enough to cause slick spots near the Kentucky border. We’ll watch that, but think it’ll be too far north to cause issues for us.
First let me acknowledge and thank our Intern, Brendan Schaper, for his help with this update.
We remain under a Winter Weather Advisory, beginning Friday at 8 AM, ending midnight Friday night.
Rain will transition to freezing rain and sleet in the morning, then to snow late morning or early afternoon. Ice accumulation of one to two tenths of an inch will occur along with the possibility for 1-2 inches of snow.
Updated: We are under a Winter Weather Advisory, beginning Friday at 8 AM, ending at MIDNIGHT Friday night.
Rain will transition to freezing rain and sleet in the morning, then to snow late morning or early afternoon. Ice accumulation of one to two tenths of an inch will occur along with the possibility for 1-2 inches of snow.
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