The Tornado Watch has been canceled for both of our counties.

The severe portion of Round One has moved through, leaving us with some rain for a few more hours. Flood Advisories are out for both of our counites, turn around, don’t drown! We may see the sun come out for a little after the rain moves out. read more

The Weather Radio Broadcast in Nashville is down and will NOT be restored until AFTER this event. Your Weather Radio will NOT go off if there is a warning issued for you. Find alternatives such as the StormWatch+ app or another wake-me-up app. read more

We are looking at three possible rounds of severe weather. Let’s break them each down. BTW, none of these looks like “slam dunk” chances.

First Chance:

We may see some scattered showers this afternoon – these should not be severe. read more

For the next 6 days or so, we’ll get a little preview of spring, as temperatures shoot well above average into the 60’s.

We’ll also see rain chances pick up today and this afternoon. Won’t amount to much – if any. Just a quick passing by shower. read more

Both of our counties are under a Winter Weather Advisory until noon today. Isolated snowfall amounts of one inch are possible in some isolated areas, but most places will be around half an inch.

We shouldn’t see any major travel impacts, but any snow that falls will stick, so take it easy on the roads and give yourself some extra time today. Snow should end around noon, and we may see temps briefly get above freezing, which will help with melting. read more

Merry Christmas!

We’ll take waking up to temperatures in the upper teens, certainly feels like Christmas! Winds have died down, so wind chill isn’t much of a factor, but it’s still cold. Certainly not the 76° we had last year…but at least it’s not also a high of 15° like in 1983. read more

As of 8:30am, BNA is reporting double digits temps (10°) for the first time in ~32 hours. Temps will rise to the low 20’s, along with some sun, will hopefully help some road conditions improve, but several roads will still be hazardous, continue to take it easy. The “warmer” temps should also help to relieve some stress on the power grid. read more

Well, it snowed. Which has left some roads a mess, if you have to go out today, take it nice and easy. Also, the kiddos are probably going to want to play in the snow, however, this is not ideal playing-in-the-snow weather. In fact, it may be tongue stuck to flagpole cold. I wouldn’t try and see for yourself though. read more