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So we had some flurries this morning over both counties. Your reports were great! Kept Will busy at the #tspotter desk, but he’s a pro. Ain’t no thang.
HRRR keeps us dry and flurry free tonight. (Pink lines are freezing lines).
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Happy Friday!
Today – Clearing this Afternoon. High: 44°
A low stratus deck continues to stay over our area this morning, but don’t worry! We will begin to clear out after lunchtime as an upper level low accelerates to the east then subsidence occurs in our area.
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It’s going to feel a lot more chilly out there this evening, with temperatures dropping to the low 40°s by 6 PM.
Winds out of the northwest will stay up around 5 mph under clear skies.
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So we had a shower drop by this afternoon, and we expect more tonight.
The HRRR expects a lot more rain as the front approaches:
Our NWS does too, another 0.37″. Rain is more likely the closer you are to Chattanooga, where they should get soaked. The rain may not really get going until it’s SE of us, but don’t bet on that. Plan on rain tonight.
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Today – Rain with Some Rumbles of Thunder. High: 66°
Clouds will increase over our area this morning into the lunchtime hours. We can expect to see overcast skies this afternoon.
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Temperatures will fall to the mid 50°s by dinnertime.
South winds will stay light and skies clear overnight.
Lows will continue to trend way-warmer-than-normal… Just down to the low 40°s.
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By midnight, winds will have relaxed below 10 MPH.
It was pretty wild last night — top “official” wind gust was 52 MPH.
Still pretty warm for December.
A rain system will come streaking out of the Gulf, putting showers on our radar as the day wears on.
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Today – Clearing & Breezy High: 64°
Hey! We will begin to see some clearing today as the rain pushes east away from us. There may be a few lingering showers later, but they will stay more the west/northwest of us.
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We did it!
At 1:35 PM, we hit 76°. Hottest December 13 since 1927, when it was 75°.
Winds steadily increased through the afternoon. BNA even had a 45 MPH gust.
A Wind Advisory is in effect Sunday at 6 PM to Monday at 6 AM. Look for gusts up to 40 MPH.
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High Temps – the forecast high is 74°. The record is 75°, set in 1927.
Wind Advisory – 6 PM to 6 AM
High profile vehicles (big trucks) may be blown around. South winds create particular concern for those on I-40, SR 840, and other east-west roads.
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