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Tonight – 32 and falling
Monday – Two Chances for Snow – AM Low 24, PM High 33
Memo To: Fellow Snow Domers. Re: More of the Same
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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:
Too Far North For Snow? AGAIN?
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I hope you dug out from the snow we got last night.
Tonight – Mostly Cloudy – 9p 34
On Snow Tonight/Overnight (Sleepytime Edition)
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.
Winter Weather Advisory
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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:
Small Snow Chances Friday Night
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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.
Winter Weather Advisory Tonight
Winter Weather Advisory for Davidson Co. Up to 1″ snow N of I-40, dusting S of I-40. 9 PM Fri – 10 AM Sat.
RAP model thinks that at 11 PM tonight, snow will be moving East toward Middle Tennessee:
Very Cold Again, & It’s Time to Discuss Snow (ha!)
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Thursday – Very Cold Again; Mostly Cloudy, Few Flurries, No Accumulation – Morning Low 22, Afternoon High 29
Heavy Rain, Freezing Line, & Maybe Some Sunshine?
(Editor’s Note: You know the drill. We’re “interviewing” The Intern 2.0 applicants. Behold, The Intern Applicant #3!)
Thanks for letting me talk to you about the weather today! My name is Hannah Strong, and I am a Meteorology major at Mississippi State University. I am so thankful for the opportunity to help you figure out what is going on in the weather. Now, on to the good stuff!
The Intern Applicant #2: On More Rain and (LOL) Snow
(Editor’s Note: When the Intern, @yakishk, took this gig, he agreed to (1) not get paid, (2) be dependable, responsible, and professional, and (3) find us his replacement.
He has been terrific. He will soon graduate and enter the real world of crushed dreams and disappointment opportunity. He has found underclassmenandwomen who are interested in getting some experience and honing writing/communication skills by becoming The Intern 2.0.