WEATHER GUY & CoCoRaHS in the news
Thank you to the Herald-Citizen, specifically Liz Engel, for interviewing me and writing about CoCoRaHS in Thursday's edition. A link to the story is located HERE!
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY THOUGHTS
Looking the map above from the Nashville Forecast Office of the National Weather Service, you can see rain moving in from the west. This rain is expected to move across Tennessee today. We are NOT expecting severe weather, at this point. Round 2 of the rain arrives on Saturday, we could see some strong storms with that system. Rainfall chances are 60% for later today, 80% for tonight, and 100% on Saturday. Spotter activation may be required during the day on Saturday.
*Latest, Local Forecast*MAJOR WINTER STORM
Huge winter storm going on west of us in Colorado, New Mexico, the Texas panhandle, parts of Oklahoma, and almost all of Kansas. Up to a foot of snow is possible in some locations. Saw where one town was 70°, but had a Blizzard Warning for 6-12 inches of snow...WOW!
Weather History for This Date
1890-F3 tornado tears through Sumner and Macon County killing 5 and injuring 50.
Fun Weather Site of The Day
Weather Brains is a site done by the good men who care about the weather. Their bios can be seen by clicking here. It is an internet-based radio talk show about the weather. So far, they've done 165 episodes, and the latest is chock-full of information from blizzards to flooding to a symposium on severe weather.
Cookeville's Daily Almanac
March 27th
Normal High: 63°
(Record: 84° in 2007)
Normal Low: 38°
(Record: 19° in 2001)
Last Year: High-69° Low-56°
2.23" of rain recorded on this date in 1959
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