Storm 5 Alert issued from 4 a.m. through noon on Monday with slick roads possible

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Monday morning cold air will race back into the Mid-South which will likely lead to a Flash Freeze. Remaining moisture is expected to change to snow which could impact your Monday morning commute.

Because of this we are calling for a second Storm 5 Alert from 4am – Noon Monday.

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