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It’s Severe Weather Awareness Week across the State of Tennessee. The NWS picked the right week — there’s a chance of severe weather Thursday.
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Today – Chilly – Afternoon High 35
We may see a shot of rain later tonight. According to this model, the freezing line should be just north of us (even though we are forecast to be below freezing), so we aren’t expecting any snow/flurries — but the NWS Is not ruling that out, either.
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Behold, the #SnowDome:
Tonight – Increasing Clouds – 9PM 38, Midnight 35
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What Happened Today?
We woke up to freezing temps; however. above-freezing temps overhead arrived with the precip, preventing snow from forming. Instead, we just got rain.
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Tonight – Cloudy & Cold – Midnight Temp 22
The Dry Air Monster ate our snow this morning, and there’s no chance of snow tonight. Sorry y’all!
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Today kicks off consecutive days of maybe/no/low snow chances for us. Check out this animated graphic from our NWS, covering Sunday through Wednesday:
zzzzzzz I went to bed. Here’s the big picture as of 11:50 PM:
I expect we’ll wake up to anywhere from a dusting to 1″. Some areas may get more if snow bands set up in the right place and “train” over a certain area.
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Weather models are still showing snow along and N of I-40.
HRRR as of Midnight tonight show snow moving in:
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Tonight – Cold, Flurries? – Midnight Temp 19
Snow is staying well to our south. Could see a few flurries sneak in, but probably not. The HRRR and RAP models keep any meaningful snow chances far away from us.
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