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Sunday – Sunny & Cool

This morning’s cold front cooled us off and cleared us out. read more

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Saturday Night – Rain Chance Late

If you want to be on time for church tomorrow, read this: read more

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Soooo, Today Was Pretty Nice!

We chose 64° today. That was smart. read more

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It’s been a brutal winter across the eastern half of the USA, but the rest of the globe? Not half bad!

According to NOAA (National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration), January 2014 was the 4th warmest on record and the warmest since 2007 globally. The map below shows above normal (red), below normal (blue). If you would like to see the full report here is the link. read more

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Tonight – Mostly Cloudy

We were supposed to hit 52 today. We. Were. Not. Even. Close. read more

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Tonight – Mostly Cloudy

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Clouds, sent here by an overachieving low pressure system in the Gulf, held down temps today. read more

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Editor’s Note: Reviewing Last Night

We saw about 12 hours of rain, totaling 2.39″ between 3 PM Sunday and 3 AM Monday. We spent the day and most of last night wondering when temps would hit freezing at the surface, setting off an ice storm. read more

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From @GatorCarrie 13:

Although snow is exiting stage East, travel hazards remain. From the NWS 11 AM Conference Call: read more

What Happened Overnight

The freezing line covered all of Davidson County at 1 AM. It reached Franklin at 1:40 AM, and the rest of Williamson County by 2:30 AM.

The heaviest precip started to pull away between 3 AM and 4 AM. read more

7 PM — No real changes to the forecast below. Everything seems to be on track. The weather balloon that went up a few hours ago returned data confirming freezing rain/ice will be the initial mode of wintry precip. read more