Monthly Archives: January 2011

An arctic cold front will be in place over the upper Ohio valley into the Ozarks. We will be in the warm sector as a result mild air will continue to stream into the region with highs in the low … Continue reading →

we see many temperature busts with modeling and forecasts underdoing the WAA ahead of a week clipper which will pass well to our north. This will result in melting of the persistent snowcover across the region. Highs today will be in the 50′s with … Continue reading →

Overall around 2 inches of snow fell in Warren county with higher amounts just to our southwest and east of around 4 where the heavier bands set-up. I have seen no totals which confirm the 3-5 the NWS has  for Warren … Continue reading →

Rain has changed to snow with temperatures falling below freezing. The heaviest precipitation currently is in a horseshoe from east of Nashville into Warren county then southwest to clarksville with a dry slot south of Nashville. This period of heaviest … Continue reading →

We’ve seen the NWS go from a dusting after the issuance of this forecast to a winter storm watch for 4-6 inches back to the 2-4 forecasted here yesterday. That shows the uncertainty level with this storm. Tonight is a … Continue reading →

A low pressure system is expected to develop along the gulf coast states and ride northeast into the southeastern United States. After highs in the 40’s today with drizzle and fog lows tonight will be in the 30’s followed by … Continue reading →

Well we will see a little break in the wintry weather this weekend, however as this past snow storm swung through it brought down some bitterly cold air behind the system. Today will be by far the coldest with a … Continue reading →

Winter storm to affect our region Thursday through Thursday night. An upper level trough is digging in the west in association with a surface low forming off the leeward side of the Rockies in the Texas Panhandle. As the low … Continue reading →

After evaluating the more reliable 0z (0z and 12z runs use observed upper air data from the U.S. radiosonde network) suite of model runs, there remains favorable continuity with the last set of model runs with only a sharpening of … Continue reading →

Following this weekends cool blast and a more active southern stream, A significant winter storm will impact the deep south tonight through Tuesday. However, for our neck of the woods, most of the heavy accumulations will remain down south. A … Continue reading →