Here’s a picture of the snow up in Overton County. Thanks Jennifer, you going to T it up anyway?

Here’s a look at Spring Hill - A good dusting!

Tina Rankin from Monterey, TN sent us this picture of the bluebirds huddled up outside her window during this morning’s snow. I bet there was some warm air leaking from the corner of that window, and they all found the spot. What a great picture! By the way, they had a pretty good dusting up that way.

Thanks Tina.

Thanks to those who took the time to share their snow pictures from this morning. Only flurries in Nashville…but some areas (mainly east of I-65) saw a dusting this morning. Here at the station we were most surprised by the Overton County picture.

A dusting in Bedford County:

Snow on the Cumberland Plateau in Van Buren County:

Snow in Overton County:

Clay County (Celina) saw a dusting:

We cannot even fathom what life on the southern shore of Lake Ontario, New York must be like with 7-8 feet of lake-effect snow.

These two are from Mexico, New York. The first photo is WOW enough… but the second one blows me away!

Oswego, New York Makes us feel a littly silly with our flurries on the back deck photos:-)

New Haven, New York Just a little something from the “honey-do” list!

New Haven, New York Just pretty!

You can check more amazing snow photos that were emailed to WSYR in Syracuse, New York.

You can read Jeff’s morning forecast entry here.

Here’s the view of a lake effect snow band in Western New York from yesterday, February 7th. Oswego Parish has seen 77″ of snow in the past few days as west winds sweep arctic air across a moisture-laden Lake Ontario. The narrow bands of heavy snow that develop downwind of the lake are convective in nature and occasionally yield observations of “thundersnow” - a good indication of very impressive snowfall rates that can surpass 5″ per hour. Cool stuff if you like winter weather!

The snow lingers in parts of the mid-state. Thanks to Mark Fagan of Gallatin for the snowy glimpse of Old Hickory Lake.

In Carthage.

Downtown Nashville at 6:30am.

Outside Jeff Ray’s house:

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Thanks to all of our great viewers for sharing their Friday snow shots. There are too many pictures to post them all, but here’s a small sample. Many, many more after the jump…

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One of the best shots of the morning so far…Thank you Mr. Lee!

From Cross Plains:

For some the young ones around here this is their first snow!

From Bob and Judy in New Johnsonville:

Aren’t the woods wonderful in the snow?

Cool Springs from Eke:

The Newman pond in Franklin:

No not on where this was other than looking out an apartment balcony. Great apartments!