COLD SUNDAY
A chilly, raw day in the weather forecast. Just yesterday, we hit 72° for a high..that is long gone. Highs only expected in the mid 40's today with a chance for showers. Winds are expected to be breezy from the west. Tonight's forecast is for temperatures to drop into the lower 30's. Take heart as Monday's highs reach the 60's under sunny skies! By the way, a FROST ADVISORY is in effect for West TN for Sunday night.
*Latest, Local Forecast*
STORM REPORTS
A list of STORM REPORTS from yesterday is now available at the National Weather Service's Nashville Office website...................go here for more. By the way, our barometer dropped as low as 29.34 yesterday, which is a new low for the month of March. Winds gusted to near 30 mph in many locations in Putnam County. Our precipitation for March now exceeds 6" (6.11" to be exact)...
Weather History for This Date
1902-Duck River at Shelbyville reaches it highest point ever. It is 18.4 feet ABOVE flood stage and the steel bridge in the city is washed away.
1921-In our nation's capital, Washington, D.C., a cold front drops the temperature from 82° to 26° in just 24 hours.
Fun Weather Site of The Day
My FWSOTD today is the weather blog for 'Chicago's very own'-WGN television. Tom Skilling and his crew do an incredible job with their blog. From their informative graphics to the Ask Tom Why section to other nuggets of information, it is one of the premier weather blogs in the country. Go check it out!
Cookeville's Daily Almanac
March 29th
Normal High: 64° (Record: 83° in 2007)
Normal Low: 39° (Record: 22° in 1966)
Last Year: 55° and 42°
1.87" of rain 1991
Head on out to church this morning, if you can...if you cannot, check out where I go...it is Trinity Assembly in Algood, TN...our services are live each Sunday at 8:30 and 10:30 am CDT...click here
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