Much of the same type of weather like the past several days. Temperatures are expected to go above 80° once again. This is the 5th day in a row! Our pattern changes for the rest of the week as a series of rain systems will move across Tennessee. Get ready for an active week. Highs will be mainly in the 70's with lows mainly in the 50's...not too bad.
Weather History for This Date
On April 27, 1970...
F4 tornado moves across Montgomery, Robertson, and Sumner Counties. The storm begins 8 miles south of Clarksville, passes 2 miles south of Springfield, south of Fountainhead, and ends near Bethpage. Many homes and farm buildings are leveled between Springfield and Greenbrier. Another home is leveled near the end of the 42 mile path. Damage is estimated at $1.5 million. The tornado path is 400 yards wide. There are 3 fatalities, and 85 injuries.
On April 27, 1986...
Temperature at Crossville climbs to 86 degrees -- a new record high for April.
On this date in 1943, a tornado hits Akron, OH...it destroys several plants used for war production. 21 people were injured and more than 90 buildings were damaged or destroyed.
Cookeville's Daily Almanac
Normal High: 72° (Record: 89° in 1896)
Normal Low: 46° (Record: 31° in 1919)
Last Year: 69° and 52°
2.18" of rainfall on this date in 1973
So far, for April, temperatures are averaging about 2° below normal
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