Weather Blog

It’s the start of another month, and that means we look at what local climatology for our part of the Tennessee Valley suggests the weather “should” average near, but it’s also the time where we look back at recent stats from the previous month. Our local area’s official NWS climate reporting station is at the

It seems like it has been a while since we’ve been able to describe our weather pattern as “calm” but all nice things eventually come to an end. We do have a few more rain-free days until rain moves in to the Tennessee Valley, and temps will be nice so spend some time outside the

If you’ve lived in the South for any amount of time, just the mere mention of freezing rain probably sends a shiver up your spine. Our winters are a mixed bag; sometimes we get a bit of snow here and there, sometimes it’s just several months of clouds and rain, but we’re in a special

Rain is knocking on the door to the Tennessee Valley on this Wednesday morning! You can see a complex of moderate to heavy rain over southwest Tennessee back into north central Mississippi with strong thunderstorms trailing it southward through southwest Mississippi into Louisiana. This will be our big ticket weather item for today. A FLOOD

Well, well, well, we’re finally able to see the light at the end of the tunnel from last week’s wintry mess! Main roads are clear, although side roads still have ice on them, despite above-freezing temps. Give it some time and a little more patience, and roads will be clear soon. Not only do we

I’m sure you don’t need any reminder at this point, but cold it certainly has been – and we’re no different to kick our weekend off. At the crack of dawn this morning just a bit ago, we were looking at a balmy 7 degrees in Lawrenceburg, with that ice-ified snow lingering in a big

A WINTER STORM WARNING remains in effect for almost all of our viewing area counties (except Morgan County, AL that has a WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY) until 6:00 AM Tuesday morning. This is for high confidence in significant accumulations of snow, sleet, and a bit of freezing rain… depending on what specific parts of the area

It’s the active weather pattern that just keeps on giving. In anticipation of what is looking more and more like a high impact winter storm (at least by Tennessee Valley standards) across the area beginning late Sunday night and peaking in impact and intensity on Monday, the local National Weather Service offices have placed almost

Not a whole lot of time to write a detailed blog discussion tonight before we head to bed and get ready to do live team coverage at the station start at 7AM Friday morning. A high impact wind event with the potential for tree/line damage and power outages is expected Friday morning to midday or