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Thanks a lot #Snowbama:
It is clear that the #Snowdome is not dead and the only one to blame for its resilience is #snowbama.
This morning at 7 AM the National Weather Service was forecasting between 1″ – 4″ of SNOW in Nashville.
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At 2:11 PM, NWS-Nashville canceled the Winter Storm Warning in Davidson County and replaced it with an Ice Storm Warning effective until Tuesday at 9 AM. Williamson County is also under the same Ice Storm Warning until 9 AM Tuesday.
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Sleet and freezing rain has arrived. This is not what we ordered. Roads – especially untreated secondary roads – are a slippery mess. Car wrecks everywhere. It’s not safe to drive right now. Will says the treated roads are slushy, bad but passable with his Jeep, in 4WD, equipped with specialized snow tires. Untreated roads are much worse.
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1:04 AM Update
Sleet — almost exclusively sleet — has been falling in Clarksville since around midnight, glazing elevated surface and icing roads. Most of this went N of us, except for poor Joelton.
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1:00 PM Overview
From the NWS-Nashville Conference Call:
Ice remains a concern. New from NWS-Nashville:
This has produced a downward adjustment in snow totals, but has also increased the range of possibilities.
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If you aren’t panicking yet, WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?
First, it’s going to get really cold tonight and tomorrow. So cold, NWS-Nashville issued us one of these:
you thought she only dealt with tornados….
(Editor’s Note: this post was written by Friend of @NashSevereWx and fellow local weather nerd Justin Mundie. I thought you would enjoy and benefit from his thoughts on the approaching winter storm. As usual, nothing we write or Justin writes is an official NWS forecast unless it says so).
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Today – Warmish Afternoon & Then Rain/Flurries As Temps Crash – High 48°
A clipper system will race through Middle Tennessee around noon bringing a slight chance for rain and no worry flurries during the late afternoon. From NWS-Nashville:
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Today – Warmer Than Yesterday – High 38°
The high pressure that has been overhead the past couple of days will shift to the southeast and allow us to warm into the upper 30’s.
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What Was Up With This Morning’s Flizzard?
We missed it.
Last night’s forecast grids had a 5% probability of precipitation (POP) and no quantitative precipitation (QPF):
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