Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Cold Again; Snow Thursday

***FOUR county school systems running 2 hours late (Cumberland, Overton, Pickett, and Warren) while one system is closed (Fentress). One private school, Heavenly Host in Cookeville, is closed due to no water*** Light flurries occurring in area right now. No accumulation expected today. School closings list located to the right of this post


SAME STUFF DIFFERENT DAY: I'm sure most of you have heard of SSDD. In weather terms, it'll be cold again today, we're at 13° this morning at 6:30 am, we expect to go up to 26° by this afternoon. Tonight's low is expected to be in the teens once again. Wednesday's highs will be 31° under a sunny sky and then the fun begins. A slight chance of snow Wednesday night and a big chance of snow Thursday. Last night I posted about the 100% chance for snow. The NWS has lowered it to 80%, but they are still very confident of this even occurring.

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT: The National Weather Service in Nashville has issued a Special Weather Statement for an accumulating snow event Thursday followed up by bitter cold behind the snow maker.

Jeff Ray (with News 2) has a good explanation of the upcoming snow on NashvilleWX.com


Weather History for This Date
1960 - A major winter storm brings 8 inches of snow to Crossville and 7.3" to Nashville.

Cookeville's Daily Almanac
Yesterday's high: 26° low: 11°
Normal High: 46°
(Record: 70° in 2004)
Normal Low: 26°
(Record: -3° in 1969)
Last Year: 43° and 35°
1.60" of rain fell on this date in 2007
7" of snow was on the ground in 1960
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