Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Thanksgiving Day Forecast Update


TUESDAY OUTLOOK: Before we get to the much-anticipated Thanksgiving Day updated weather forecast, let's look at the Tuesday outlook. Patchy fog this morning across portions of Tennessee, it should clear off by 8 a.m. or so. Cloudy the rest of today with highs around 60° here in Cookeville. Rain chances tonight (around 30%) with a low in the middle 40's. Mostly sunny on Wednesday, high 58°, then we go 'downhill' from there.



UPDATED THANKSGIVING FORECAST: Expect falling temperatures and a raw Turkey day. No, not raw turkey for Thanksgiving, but raw weather conditions. Ok, maybe that was a poor choice of words. Anyway, temperatures will fall throughout the day and we'll have a chance for overnight snow flurries or snow showers. Black Friday will be cold, with snow flurries early, and a high of only 45°.

Weather History for This Date: 
1950-Nashville records it's greatest one-day snow event with 7.2"

Fun Weather Site of The Day: 
Check out these 15 weather fun facts! (courtesy: FunFactz.com)

Cookeville's Daily Almanac
Yesterday's high: 53° low: 45°
Normal High: 57°
(Record: 77° in 1973)
Normal Low: 34°
(Record: 9° in 1970)
Last Year: 56° and 24°
2.20" of rain fell on this date in 1979
4" of snow fell this date back in 1938
We are 1.1° ABOVE normal for November
So far, for 2009, we've measured 69.6" of precipitation.
--------------------------------------------------
Join me on Facebook and request to be my friend.

Follow me on Twitter. It is a great way to keep up quickly!

Read my latest weather post at Examiner.com website, I am the Nashville Weather Examiner.

No comments:

AMS

AMS
Member-American Meteorological Society