Nashville Severe Weather and Storm Chasing Blog
Today begins one of the U.S.’s largest severe weather risks of the year, of which Middle Tennessee is just on the outskirts of. However, just because we are on the outskirts does not make us exempt from severe weather. The National Weather Service and the Storm Prediction Center agree that we do have enough of a risk to warrant the need to watch the weather.
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There is a chance, however small, of some severe weather throughout this week as a storm system moves in. The National Weather service is still somewhat unsure about how organized this system will be, because the models have been very scattered this week. However, as we get closer to some of these days there will [...]
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The National Weather Service office here in Nashville along with many others across the country have upgraded the resolution of their radar data today. This means more accurate warnings and forecasts when using radar, because forecasters will have a better idea of what is going on in the atmosphere. Currently only Base Reflectivity and Base [...]
Read More...This next week there will be no updates, as I will be in Europe. One small thing to report on as I am sitting on the plane is that it looks as if snow will not show itself this week. If it does, it will be VERY little. Also, the National Weather Service has already [...]
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More winter weather will move in tonight, bringing very light accumulations of snow over northern parts of the state. Models are showing a maximum accumulation in areas like northern Davidson County, but Williamson County and below will only receive a light dusting. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for tonight, meaning [...]
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IMAGE UPDATE: The National Weather Service is now expecting 6-12 inches of snow for Northern Middle Tennessee and the Nashville Area! Also, there worst is yet to come… The National Weather Service is saying the heaviest snow will come later this afternoon, causing for the most hazardous road conditions of the day. .NOW… AT 3 [...]
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Well, it is finally here, and it is beautiful outside! Currently some portions of the mid state are experiencing freezing rain/sleet, while those of us up north are getting some pretty heavy snowfall! I made the mistake of stepping outside barefoot, only to have my feet covered in slush. This means that we got a [...]
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The Winter Storm Watch that was in effect has now been replaced by a Winter Storm Warning in parts of Middle Tennessee. This means that winter storm conditions are imminent and appropriate actions should be taken. The National Weather Service does a great job giving some tips and explaining what to do/get to be prepared. [...]
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The National Weather Service just issued a Winter Storm Watch for all of Middle Tennessee, as expected. Source: Here “URGENT – WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE…HEADER CORRECTION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NASHVILLE TN 126 PM CST WED JAN 27 2010 …WINTER STORM WATCH FOR MIDDLE TENNESSEE FRIDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT… .A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM PASSING TO OUR SOUTH [...]
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Current models are continuing to agree with the development of a significant winter storm through the weekend, with significant amounts of snowfall likely. There will also be large accumulations of ice over the mid state, making for hazardous conditions. Models are also in some agreement that it will start off as freezing rain, followed by [...]
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