The year was 1985. New cars would set you back about $9000 on average. If you think that number is low, check out the low temp. On January 19th, Nashville recorded 5.3 inches of snowfall, and by the 21st, with 5 inches still on the ground, Nashville’s temperature plunged to -17°, the coldest temperature since records started in 1873…a record that still stands today. Franklin got even colder, dropping to -21°.
Happy Friday Afternoon!
We have a decent uneventful start to the weekend ahead, but rain will start to creep in late Saturday night and keep things wet into Sunday.
HRRR (above) from 11pm Saturday through noon Sunday doesn’t show any particularly heavy rain, but enough to make the day pretty
It’ll be windy today, but the “storms” from last night are long gone. Should be a nice day.
Temps will hover right around 50° for highs through early next week.
Sunday looks like a wet day, but we’re not expecting any severe weather. We’ll nail down timing as we get a little closer.
A lil’ foggy out this morning, take it easy if you have to. Should clear out sooner than later.
Temperatures started off relatively cool this morning in the 40’s, we’ll work our way up to the upper 60’s by this afternoon.
Today will feel more like a spring day, with temperatures reaching the upper 60’s. Clouds will clear out sooner than later, no rain. Our high is officially 68°, only 3° shy of the record for January 17 set in 1937.
If you have anything to get done outside today, I’d recommend getting it done this morning.
The HRRR model thinks rain starts around 1 or 2pm, give or take an hour or so. Rain should continue on and off throughout the night, ending before Tuesday morning.
Temps will warm into the 50s today with a blue sky. We’re above seasonal temps all week. Temps mid week could even get into the 60s.
But with those warming temps we’ll also see an increased chance for rain for Monday and later in the week. After today, we’ll have a front move our way with showers for at least Monday afternoon.
The flizzard is over!
All in all we picked up 0.0″ of snow and 0% of us lost power. Winning!
TODAY… Temps will be in the lower 40s and after the cloud deck moves out, the sun returns. It will be a welcome sight.
Sorry snow lovers, but you’ll only get to look at the snow falling today. We comfortably sit above freezing and will stay that way all day (until tonight, but snow will stop before that). No impacts are expected. Head to the Plateau for snowman building.
The Storm Prediction Center has our counites outlooked with a:
Main threats today are large hail and damaging straight-line winds. Golf ball sized hail, and some larger, has already fallen in Kentucky this morning.
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