Nashville's skyline transforms into a winter wonderland as snow begins to fall.
Nashville is preparing for a potential snowy surprise next week as forecasts suggest a chance of snowfall on February 19 and 20. While the exact accumulation is uncertain, predictions range from a 20-60% chance of receiving at least an inch of snow. Prior to this, rain and possible thunderstorms are expected, potentially leading to a light snow accumulation. With warm temperatures throughout the week, any snow may quickly melt. Stay informed as the situation develops!
Hey there, Nashville! It looks like you might want to start prepping your snow shovels and cozy blankets because there’s a possibility of snowfall hitting our lovely city next week! The forecast is hinting at some snow between Wednesday, February 19, and Thursday, February 20. Sounds a bit like a winter wonderland, right?
So, what’s cooking in the forecast pot? Well, while we have our fingers crossed, the exact amount of snow we might see is still up in the air. According to the Global Ensemble Forecast System, there’s a 20-40% chance that Nashville could receive at least 1 inch of snow. Meanwhile, the Euro Forecast Ensemble is a bit more optimistic, giving us a 40-60% chance of that same inch. With these predictions still a week away, everything is subject to change, but it certainly keeps us intrigued!
Before we get to the snowy part, let’s talk about what’s happening this week. On Monday, February 12, expect rain, and possibly some thunderstorms, particularly in the south and east of Nashville. The forecast suggests that this rain could mix with snow as it wraps up, potentially leaving us with some light snow accumulations—think a dusting up to 1 inch mostly along and north of I-40. Just a heads up though—the National Weather Service is pointing out that there’s a lot of uncertainty due to temperatures being a bit too warm for significant snow to settle.
As we move through the week, it’s worth noting that the daytime temperatures will be relatively warm. On Tuesday, we expect highs in the upper 40s to low 50s, which means if any snow falls on Monday, it will likely melt away by the afternoon. The highs continue to flirt with the 50s across the week, peaking at 62°F on Thursday and dropping to a cooler 47°F on Saturday.
In light of the upcoming weather events, our handy meteorologists will be keeping a close eye on the snow potential to keep you in the loop. If you’ve lived in Nashville long enough, you know how unpredictable our weather can be!
Let’s not forget the winter storms of yesteryear! Recently, Nashville saw snow accumulation reports ranging from 5.9 inches in Dickson to about 3 inches in Murfreesboro. However, current models suggest that snowfall quantities may not reach those heights for this upcoming event.
Just a heads up for those who might be traveling: during recent winter storms, a whopping 52% of Nashville’s flight schedules were canceled, impacting over 100 flights. It’s always best to check with your airline if you’re planning on flying in and out of the city around snowy weather.
As we get closer to the weekend, Saturday night will likely see temperatures dip below freezing. So, make sure you’re bundled up! If you enjoy the white stuff, you might just get your wish. Be sure to keep an eye on the weather, stay warm, and keep the hot cocoa flowing! It’s shaping up to be an interesting week for Nashville, and we’ll be ready for whatever comes our way.
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