March 3rd, 2010 - 5:09 am by Jeff Ray
At least we’ll avoid another shot a snow but expect another cold winter day here in early March. We’ll have some flurries and occasional drizzle today as clouds try to clear from the northwest this afternoon. Highs today in the mid-40’s with highs only in the upper 30’s on the plateau. Tonight lows in the upper 20’s with partly cloudy skies. Highs tomorrow a little warmer, upper 40’s. We don’t start getting close to typical highs for early March until Friday when we finally get into the 50’s. We hits the 60’s this weekend just in time for the Lawn and Garden Show in Nashville at the Fairgrounds. A reminder that indeed, March brings us Spring. Below you see how Predictor keeps clouds and even light, patch drizzle around middle Tennessee into early afternoon:
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March 2nd, 2010 - 5:51 pm by Davis Nolan
Tonight at 10:15pm, Lisa Patton will host our Spring Weather Extra.
Did you know that Tennessee leads the nation in tornado fatalities over the last 10 years? Find out why and what you can do to be safer. And what’s in store for this year’s spring severe weather possibilities? We’ll have the latest.
Wilson County schools are implementing a way to use GPS, NEXRAD Doppler radar, and warnings from The National Weather Service to keep their school buses out of harms way. We’ll have the story.
And it’s almost time to start thinking about that garden. We’ll talk to local experts about the upcoming gardening season.
Check it all out at 10:15pm on News 2.
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March 2nd, 2010 - 2:24 pm by Davis Nolan
To see pictures of today’s snow see the previous entry.
Although there may be some lingering drizzle around Nashville and some light snow still falling along the Cumberland Plateau, for the most part, the precipitation is winding down. Rush hour here in Nashville will be fine with temps well above freezing. Tonight’s lows should be in the 20s, but by then Nashville’s roads will be dry.
However, the areas where the snow accumulated in south and east Middle Tennessee may see some slick roads tonight as temperatures fall into the 20s.
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March 2nd, 2010 - 11:25 am by Heather
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March 2nd, 2010 - 5:41 am by Jeff Ray
Snow to start our day with a winter advisory in effect for for our eastern counties. We expect 1″-2″ of snow to accumulate in the counties shaded in blue making for some travel problems. For most other areas barely any accumulation at all. Cloudy, windy and cold all day with highs hitting around 40 degrees.
Tonight temperatures will get down into the upper 20’s so any wet roads up on the plateau will freeze over. Cloudy tomorrow and another cold, windy day with highs only in the low 40’s. By Friday its in the 50’s, by this weekend it is in the 60’s!
Below you see how Predictor keeps most of the heavier precipitation along the I-40 corridor. By afternoon just very light amounts of rain/snow will be around:
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March 1st, 2010 - 1:41 pm by Davis Nolan
First of all, the precip you see on Stormtracker at the top of this page on this Monday afternoon is not reaching the ground.
After a cloudy and chilly Monday afternoon, our next weather system will pass to our south, just grazing Middle Tennessee with flurries for most of us, and some possible accumulations in our south and southeastern counties. We don’t expect any precipitation until after midnight tonight, and it may start with a little rain/snow mix turning to snow by Tuesday morning. On Tuesday, places like Pulaski, Fayetteville, Winchester, Manchester, McMinnville, Sparta, Sewanee, and Monteagle may see an inch or so of wet snow.
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March 1st, 2010 - 4:26 am by Jeff Ray
Mostly cloudy today with highs only in the 40’s again just like the weekend.
March starts much like February stayed, with below normal temperatures (afternoon highs last month were below normal 26 out of 28 times). There will likely be a few spits of sleet/drizzle this afternoon and tonight as a storm system from Texas passes to our south over the next 36 hours.
Tomorrow and Wednesday morning we’ll see some flurries from this system as we stay in the cold air. There is some relief from the chill in sight, it looks like a south wind puts temperatures in the low 60’s by…Sunday.
Yet another strong low on the El Nino southern stream:
By t0night the heavy rain will be well to our south:
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February 28th, 2010 - 11:23 pm by Davis Nolan
I may be getting ahead of myself, but why not? It’s what you want to know. Another system that will pass to our south on Tuesday may supply a few showers tomorrow afternoon and evening, but by Tuesday (maybe starting late Monday night) it could bring flurries to Nashville, but a possible accumulation in our south and southeast counties. The map above is “preliminary”. We will be updating the situation on Monday.
By the way, Monday’s highs should reach the mid 40s out ahead of the shower chances tomorrow afternoon and evening.
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February 28th, 2010 - 6:09 pm by Davis Nolan
As expected the dividing line between clouds and sun (about I-24) meant the difference between temperatures in the 50s and 40s, even 30s to the east. The clouds will increase for all of us later tonight as our next weather system pushes in from the west (see below).
Once again, there is another system that is expected to pass to our south that could bring snow by Tuesday to parts of northern Alabama and Georgia. Nashville may see a few flurries on Monday night and Tuesday. However, I think it is possible that our southeastern cities like McMinnville, Sparta, Manchester, Winchester, Spencer, Sewanee, and Crossville may be clipped by this system, possibly bringing them an inch or so on Tuesday. But that’s Tuesday.
Tomorrow we expect cloudy skies with a chance for some afternoon showers with highs only in the mid 40s.
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February 28th, 2010 - 8:59 am by Justin Bruce
Sunday’s weather will feature a little bit of everything, and it all depends on where you live.
Temperatures will be in the upper 40s in Nashville and along the I-24 corridor. To the southwest of Nashville, look for ample sunshine and highs in the lower 50s. Meanwhile, areas to the northeast will hang onto clouds and only see highs in the lower 40s.
Here in Nashville and along the I-24 corridor, morning clouds should break up before midday and leave some sunshine for the afternoon.
Lows tonight will dip to about 30 degrees, with highs back in the mid-40s on Monday with a mostly cloudy sky.
On Tuesday a system will pass to our south, and that could bring a rain/snow mix to areas southeast of Nashville. Highs in the upper 30s are expected Tuesday and Wednesday.
Warmer temperatures should move in by the weekend (50s and 60s) but so will a small rain chance. We’ll keep you posted.
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