Author name: Fred Gossage

Temperatures were downright disrespectful across the area early this morning! Check out the morning lows… all of our viewing area was near or into the single digits. A few places as cold as 1 DEGREE ABOVE ZERO. We will be cold again tonight, but not quite nearly as cold. Overnight lows look to range anywhere […]

We haven’t talked about it in a little bit because of being busy with winter storms, storm threats, and generally active weather for the last several days, but there are still drought conditions in place across the area. The good news, though, is that there has been some improvement. “Exceptional” level drought conditions are no

Today was one of the mildest days we’ve had around the Tennessee Valley for over a week now! Most locations got into the mid to upper 50s for daytime highs, and the Muscle Shoals airport almost hit 60 degrees! Winds will go light to calm overnight, and with mostly clear skies, temperatures will drop into

After any major weather event in our area, we always pick up several new followers on our various platforms. That has held true after the recent winter storm in our area. For all of you that have stumbled upon us over the last 10 to 14 days, we would like to take the opportunity to

As of early this Tuesday evening, we still have this WINTER STORM WATCH in place across north Mississippi and west Tennessee that includes Hardin County TN and Tishomingo County MS of our viewing area. This watch goes into effect beginning 6:00 pm Thursday evening and runs until 6:00 am Saturday morning. Local National Weather Service

Rain and storms from last night have shifted east of our area, and arctic air is spilling into the Tennessee Valley this early Monday morning. We have already reached our official high temperatures for today, with temps holding steady in the lower 30s through today or even dropping slightly into the upper 20s during the

We begin a new month and a new year, and that means it’s time to take a look at climatology stats for our part of the Tennessee Valley here in southern middle Tennessee and northwest Alabama. The NWS climate reporting station that’s closest to the middle of our coverage area, and most representative of the

Clouds are widespread across the Tennessee Valley this Saturday afternoon, and rain is not too far away. Showers and storms are as close as northwest Mississippi, southwest Tennessee, and another batch in west Alabama that is moving northward with time. None of these are severe. What we’re watching is how this northward/northeastward moving afternoon rain

Weather looks pretty decent for your Christmas here in the Tennessee Valley. After highs in the mid to upper 50s and plenty of sunshine today, we expect mostly clear skies tonight for Santa’s visit. Temperatures by the evening will drop into the 40s, and then head slowly down toward the mid 30s by daybreak on

As you may have seen on the internet from the local National Weather Service or Nashville media outlets, yes, there is a low-end Level 1 of 5 risk of severe storms for late tonight (after 3-4am) across west Tennessee and then that expands across a large part of middle Tennessee for the rest of the