Current Temps and Radar
Overnight . . .
. . . we will become mostly cloudy with temps dipping into the lower 20’s.
Saturday – Warming – Wake Up 24°, High 44°
Winds will slowly shift from northerly to southerly throughout the day. This means clouds, with temps to reach the 40’s!
Current Radar:
Today – Cold & Cloudy – High 31°
Wind chills will be about 10 degrees colder than the air temp today. Reason: north wind at 10 mph.
Warmer Weekend
Check out the temps.
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The #Snowdome lives:
Even with the additional snow overnight the airport only had 0.5″ of snow accumulate from this event.
Since BNA didn’t get 1″ of snow the #snowdome lives and the streak continues!
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Wednesday – Winter Weather Advisory – Wake Up 26°, High 38°
We are under a Winter Weather Advisory, beginning noon Wednesday, lasting until 6 AM Thursday.
Current Temps and Radar
Wednesday – Winter Weather Advisory – Wake Up 26°, High 38°
We are under a Winter Weather Advisory, beginning noon Wednesday, lasting until 6 AM Thursday.
Current Temps and Radar
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.
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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.
Current Temps and Radar
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?):
Current Temps and Radar
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
Current Temps and Radar
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.
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