Arctic Air Moving In, Some Flurries
Forecast:
Tonight: Partly Cloudy, Windy, & Cold w/ a Chance for Flurries in the Plateau | Low: 28 | NW 5-15
Monday: Mostly Cloudy, Flurries, & Blustery | High: 38 | NW 10-15
In-Depth:
A cold front is sweeping across the Heartland and the Mid-South, bringing the chance for winter weather overnight Sunday and throughout Monday. The best chance for flurries and light accumulation is for our counties furthest east.
Light snow accumulation of a dusting to half an inch is expected ONLY in the Plateau and Upper Cumberland.
It was just in the 70s the last few days so snow impacts will be minimal, other than bridges and elevated surfaces. Be very weather aware of the COLD AIR IMPACTS. This will be by far the coldest air of the season so far. Finish any last minute winterizing now before the overnight chill.
Tonight, temperatures will fall into the mid 20s and then tomorrow night they will fall into the upper teens and low 20s. This will be the most dangerous part of this set-up. This will have a really good chance at setting record, all across the southeast.
When you're out the door tomorrow morning, it will feel like the low teens thanks to the windchill. Tomorrow is by far the coldest of the week, with highs never leaving 30 degrees.
We recover nicely by mid-week, with average temperatures returning!
