Precipitation is crossing over the Mississippi River as of 10:30am CST:
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Pockets of snow dot the radar this morning. It will continue to fall through about noon.
Snow is sticking to some roads. Be extra cautious if you are driving this morning. Especially bridges and overpasses that may have some frozen patches.
Today will be the warmest day in the next seven days ahead. We’re pushing a bit above average. That’ll change starting Tuesday.
Nothing but sunshine these next few days!
Both the Euro and GFS have rain beginning around noon Thursday moving out of Middle Tennessee by midnight.
Beautiful today, high reaching 50º. This is near climatological norms:
A surface high pressure is just to our north, which will fend off rain for one more day. Tomorrow’s a different story, though. All that “stuff” to our west on the map below will move towards Middle Tennessee.
What’s on everybody’s mind, perhaps more than what’s under the Christmas tree.
Model soundings for this afternoon show a very shallow layer of moisture. There is enough lift in the atmosphere to squeeze out a few flakes for us. Our best chances of seeing the white stuff will be after about 3pm.
