Current Official Hourly Observation:
Tonight – Clear & Cold – Midnight Temp 23
Wind chills will drop into the teens tonight. Those will seem warm compared to what’s up ahead…
Sunday Snow, Then Dangerously Cold Temps – Coldest in 20 Years
At 3:05 PM, our NWS issued a Special Weather Statement titled “Anywhere from 1″ to 4″ of Snow Possible Sunday Afternoon and Evening.” The 4″ is more likely for the plateau and counties north of Davidson Co. Click here to read the statement. Much of what it says is covered below.
Snow & COLD Tonight. Snow Sunday. EPIC COLD Next Week.
Latest Official Hourly Observation:
@KeelyHall tweeted this photo of a supercold spot in Brentwood today:
Tonight – Light Snow & BRRR – Midnight Temp 22
Attention snow lovers and non-lovers alike. A special weather statement has been issued by our NWS.
COLD Tonight. Snow Sunday. EPIC COLD Next Week.
Latest Official Hourly Observation:
@KeelyHall tweeted this photo of a supercold spot in Brentwood today:
Tonight – Light Snow & BRRR – Midnight Temp 22
Attention snow lovers and non-lovers alike. A special weather statement has been issued by our NWS.
Rain, Snow, Wind, COLD: Tomorrow (meh) & Sunday (hmmm)
Latest Official Hourly Observation:
Tonight – Chilly Rain – Midnight Temp 41
HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE!
Rain is starting to move into Middle TN tonight. It’s too warm for it to fall as snow.
Tomorrow’s Dusting/COLD & Sunday Snow/Monday SUPERCOLD
This afternoon’s weather “is the warmest we’ll see for quite a while.” (NWS).
Thursday
The RAP shows the rain-changing-to-snow approaching tonight, Midnight to 6 AM:
Most of the rain will fall before the freezing line pushes through:
Light Snow Thursday + “Good Chance” of More Snow Sunday/Monday
Latest Official Hourly Observation:
Tonight – Cold & Clear
6p 38 . 9p 33 . 12a 31 . 3a 29
Cold, but not too bad.
New Year’s Day – Mostly Sunny, Warmer, Rain Very Late – Morning Low 24 / Afternoon High 51
Dusting Thursday + Crazy Snowmageddon Rumors Sunday-Tuesday
Thursday
GFS Model
A cold front arrives Thursday morning, pushing rain out ahead of it, as shown by the GFS model:
Around noon Thursday, the cold front pushes through middle Tennessee, changing the rain to snow:
New Year’s Eve & Thursday’s Rain/Snow Chances
Latest Official Hourly Observation:
New Year’s Eve – Sunny – Morning Low 23 / Afternoon High 45
6a 24 . 9a 31 . 12p 40 . 3p 44 . 6p 38 . 9p 33 . 12a 31
New Year’s Eve day will be sunny and warmer.
Snow? Nah.
Current Hourly Observation:
Tonight – Brine Watch
He’s freaking out.
We’re not getting emotional. We prefer to stay calm during this crisis.
Here’s what (we think) we know:
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