Temperatures have dropped to near freezing west of Nashville as of 10pm. We will probably stay above freezing until 3 or 4am in town. Patches of drizzle may change to brief snow flurries here and there but should not be enough for accumulation.
You must remember that surface temps have been at or near 70 degrees for the past 4 days… the ground is very warm. While we could see some black ice on a bridge or overpass if we get a good round of drizzle or flurries, I do not expect that to be a widespread problem. It would be most likely north and west of Nashville. The wind will continue at 10-15mph all night which will continue the drying process.
Do drive slowly and carefully on any road which remains wet. We had a plethora of accidents in the rain today… slow down!
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They are fixin to change the short term forcast for the Mid TN area maybe they are gonna say something.. Thanks Lisa for that update for all us NIGHT OWLS
http://wwwa.accuweather.com/radar-large.asp?partner=accuweather&traveler=0site=US_&zipcode=38401&level=state&type=SIR&anim=1&site=TN_
Sorry, that didn’t really work. Try the link on my name.
Geeeezzz look at all that…. stuff!!!!
Hmm….Thats coming all the way from Texas….
I swear the accuweather radar is high on crack! Were do they come up with this stuff?
HUN is hinting that dense fog may form on the mountains after cold air rushs in. Any of those bridges or overpasses over wet run off areas could be spots for black ice. Looks like early wake up to make sure. Sewanne Mt. is good about making black ice.
As usual, It’s heading for the plateau.
I hate, stupid, plateau snow hogs.
I think if it continues as is, counties bordering the Alabama border could get some snow. Doubt it will accumulate, but it would be nice to see.
This could also raise the chance of being out of school.
If that was true, It’s not just them. intellicast & even the NWS radar’s are picking it up.
Well yeah, this is not virga… Ive seen some snow aleady; im not greedy.. I WANT MORE!!
Yeah I was watching that, might give some flurries
You and your banjo playin’, wood widdling, squirrel huntin’ friends in Hickman County have already seen snow and you want more. Y’all are like people on the plateau, you hog snow for us Nashvillians.
Intellicast’s snow forcasts are laughable, but I almost fell off my chair when I saw it on their main page just a minute ago Check this out (copy and paste the link below into your browser).
http://www.intellicast.com/IcastPage/LoadPage.aspx?loc=usa&seg=StormCenter&prodgrp=WinterStorm&product=48hrSnowForecast&prodnav=none
Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Haww! Heck yes we want more!! I wish I could play thr banjo.. Teach me how clay!
Well dang Jeremy! We just might have a foot or two how about it?? HAHAHAA That is soo funny.. I just love those kinda predictions.
WHATTTTT? Jeremy, crazy is correct.
True, I have never seen it be right. Wonder if its GFS model powered…Seeing that it has trouble with winter weather anyway..
I wonder why NWS hasnt updated their short term forcast??
When are theupposed to?
When are they Supposed to? I mean
I dunno.. I thought it was everytime a new weather hazard came up..
Intellicast’s surface analysis as of 11pm central has the front stationary over the eastern plateau. Might that be acting as a funnel for some of the moisture over TX? Sure looks like it.. Click below for a visual.
http://www.intellicast.com/IcastPage/LoadPage.aspx?loc=kmem&seg=LocalWeather&prodgrp=CurrentWeather&product=SurfaceAnalysis&prodnav=none&pid=none
Humm yeah thats the way it seems to me..
I’m gone to sleep. Ryan, if it snows you’re responsible for pictures.