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Wednesday – Winter Weather Advisory – Wake Up 26°, High 38° 

Tomorrow a pretty big winter storm will pass to our south, bringing wintry shenanigans and related misery to our southern friends. read more

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Why So Many Potholes?

The Winter Storm of February 16, 2015, known as #Snowbama & #Oldslickory, produced quite a bit of ice in Williamson and Davidson Counties.

In the wake of these storms y’all have been reporting that there are lots of potholes. read more

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Tonight: Snow Sliding In?

As we wrote this morning, rain systems will pass to our south over the next 2 or 3 days.

The first comes tonight/overnight.

To deal with this I decided to make this low quality YouTube video (where went the HD button?): read more

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Let’s start with an overview:

That’s pretty blerg.

The Blerg looks like it’ll break after next weekend:

Today – Little More Melting (High 39°), Cloudy, Chance of Rain/Snow Tonight read more

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At 6 PM, the back edge of the rain was approaching downtown Nashville, and finally signaling the end of the soaking rainfall we’ve endured today.

A Flood Watch remains in effect until noon Sunday. read more

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1:35 PM Update

More info on the flooding potential. We remain under an Areal Flood Watch until Noon Sunday.

You can monitor area creeks and streams by clicking here. read more

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Let’s dispense with the normal blog format.

An Ice Storm Warning is in effect beginning at Noon today.

Don’t miss the “Main Impacts” in this graphic: read more

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NWS-Nashville has issued a Winter Storm Warning from noon Friday until 9 AM Saturday.

Friday Morning & Afternoon

Very light and intermittent snow in the morning. (615 PM Update: the two short range weather models, the HRRR and RAP, do not send us any morning snow. The NAM4 model sends us some very light snow, but even if it makes it to us, it will encounter a very dry environment and produce very little impact. The main hazards will develop sometime after noon and rapidly worsen through the evening). read more

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Last night, many of you may have seen this . . .

Or heard, maybe even felt a shake . . .

You felt ice quakes. Or, to use nerd, “cryoseismic booms.” They sound like an approaching tyrannosaurs rex . . . read more