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  • Freezing temperatures, ice expected to hit Austin, Central Texas




    As winter weather sweeps across Texas, Austin and Central Texas are bracing for freezing temperatures and icy conditions. The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory, warning residents to prepare for potentially hazardous conditions.

    With temperatures expected to drop below freezing, icy roads and sidewalks are a major concern. Drivers are urged to use caution and stay off the roads if possible. Residents are advised to protect their plants, pets, and pipes from the cold.

    Local authorities are preparing for the possibility of power outages and have urged residents to have emergency supplies on hand. Shelters are being opened for those in need of a warm place to stay.

    As the winter weather moves in, stay informed and stay safe. Follow local news and weather updates for the latest information on the conditions in Austin and Central Texas. Stay warm, stay prepared, and stay safe.

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  • Temperatures could drop to freezing in northern counties


    Impact Weather: Temperatures could drop to freezing in northern counties

    FLORIDA. ALL OF THIS IS PART OF THE SYSTEM MOVING THROUGH. AND FIRST WARNING METEOROLOGIST KELLIANNE KLASS IS HERE. NOW TO BREAK IT ALL DOWN FOR US BECAUSE WE’RE CALLED IMPACT WEATHER FOR US LOCALLY TODAY TOO. AND IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE WINTER WEATHER THAT WE’RE GOING TO SEE MIDWEEK. BUT THERE’S TWO BIG WEATHER STORIES. SO THE IMPACT WEATHER THIS MORNING FOR FEELS LIKE TEMPERATURES IN THE 20S AND 30S, ALONG WITH POTENTIALLY FREEZING CONDITIONS FOR MARION COUNTY AND FLAGLER COUNTY. THEN MIDWEEK, WE HAVE A WINTER STORM SYSTEM THAT’S GOING TO MOVE ACROSS THE STATE, BRINGING IN. YES, THE POTENTIAL FOR SOME SNOW FOR PARTS OF THE PANHANDLE OF FLORIDA AND EVEN AN ICY MIX FOR OUR NORTHERN LOCATIONS, AT LEAST FOR THIS MORNING. YOU DON’T NEED TO WORRY ABOUT THAT RIGHT NOW. YOU JUST NEED TO BUNDLE UP. WE HAVE IMPACT WEATHER UNTIL TEN FOR FEELS LIKE TEMPERATURES IN THE 20S AND 30S, ESPECIALLY AS WE GO TOWARDS THE SEVEN, EIGHT, 9:00 HOUR. RIGHT NOW, WE’RE NOT EVEN CLOSE TO FREEZING IN CENTRAL FLORIDA, BUT THOSE TEMPERATURES WILL CONTINUE TO DROP THROUGHOUT THE MORNING. THOUGH IT FEELS COLD, IT FEELS LIKE 36. IN OCALA, 36 IN PALM COAST, 39 IN DELAND AND 39 IN WILDWOOD. BUT BY 9:00, IT’S GOING TO FEEL LIKE 29. IN OCALA, 27 IN PALM COAST, 35 IN DELAND AND 33 DEGREES IN WILDWOOD. SO NOT NOW UNTIL TEN IMPACT WEATHER. AFTER THAT, JUST A MOSTLY CLOUDY CONDITIONS, SOME PEEKS OF SUNSHINE AND OUR HIGHS TODAY IN THE 50S. SO IT’S GOING TO BE ANOTHER CHILLY AFTERNOON. THANKFULLY NO RAINFALL TODAY, BUT STARTING TOMORROW WE’LL START TO INCREASE OUR RAIN AND THEN TUESDAY NIGHT INTO WEDNESDAY WE GET THE STORM SYSTEM MOVING ACROSS THE AREA, AND THAT’S GOING TO BRING IN THAT WINTER WEATHER FOR OUR NORTHERN FRIENDS HERE LOCALLY. IT’S JUST GOING TO BE A COLD RAIN BY 5:00 TOMORROW MORNING. INCREASING SHOWERS, ESPECIALLY ALONG THE I-4 CORRIDOR AND SOUTHEAST FOR TOMORROW. THAT’S WHERE WE’LL SEE THE HEAVIEST RAINFALL. AND THEN AS WE GO INTO TUESDAY NIGHT, THIS IS WHEN WE START TO GET THAT WINTRY PRECIP MOVE INTO NORTH FLORIDA BY TUESDAY AROUND 10:00 IN THE EVENING, CONTINUING ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT HOURS. BY THIS TIME WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUST WIDESPREAD RAIN, AND WE’RE GOING TO BE WATCHING THE POTENTIAL OF SOME ICING IN OUR NORTHERN LOCATIONS, MAINLY AROUND MARION COUNTY. RIGHT NOW, THAT THREAT IS LOW, BUT IT’S NOT ZERO FOR NOW. A LOT OF OUR NUMBERS ARE SHOWING JUST ABOVE FREEZING IN MARION COUNTY, WHICH IS GREAT, BUT IF WE DROP TO FREEZING, THAT COULD CHANGE A LOT. SO THIS FORECAST FOR MARION COUNTY IS GOING TO EBB AND FLOW FOR NOW. I WOULD JUST PUT IT ON YOUR RADAR. HAPPY TO SAY THERE’S NO WINTER WEATHER WATCH FOR MARION COUNTY, BUT WE’RE ABSOLUTELY GOING TO BE WATCHING THAT, ESPECIALLY RUN AFTER RUN AS WE GET MORE DATA ON IN. AGAIN, IF WE DROP TO FREEZING OR EVEN BELOW, THEN WE WOULD BE CONCERNED ABOUT THE FREEZING PRECIPITATION OR ICE ON THE ROADS. NOW, THIS AFTERNOON, HIGH TEMPERATURES INTO THE 50S. TOMORROW MORNING, 30S AND 40S WITH SOME FROST NORTH AND WEST OF TOWN. 50S FOR TOMORROW AFTERNOON AND THEN AGAIN WEDNESDAY MORNING IS WHEN WE TRACK THAT WINTER STORM SYSTEM. ALL THE RAINFALL WILL CLEAR OUT BY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, BUT IT’S GOING TO BE CHILLY WITH HIGHS IN THE 50S. THURSDAY. THANKFULLY, JUST A CHILLY RAIN WITH ABOUT A 30% COV

    Impact Weather: Temperatures could drop to freezing in northern counties

    Impact Weather is on tap this morning as temperatures in Marion and Flagler County could drop to freezing. At this moment in time, temperatures are nowhere near that, but could change throughout the morning. A freeze warning is in effecr for Marion & Flagler counties until 10 AM. Impact Weather will go until 10 AM. This afternoon will be chilly. Highs struggle to reach the middle 50s with clouds sticking around.The forecast will begin to change tomorrow. Showers move in tomorrow AM and will continue throughout the day. Up to a 60% coverage will be on tap for most of Tuesday. Widespread rain will begin to move in overnight Tuesday/early Wednesday AM. Northern Florida will see freezing rain/ice with this, however, the freezing temperature line will not make it into Central Florida. The caveat – if it gets cold enough in northern Marion County & Flagler County Wednesday AM, there could be freezing rain. This is changing every run. For now, since there are no winter weather watches in either county, I will keep it out of the forecast. Cold rain will continue into late AM on Wednesday then begin to clear by the PM. A few showers are possible on Thursday, however, the coverage will be much lower. Highs remain in the 50s.50s continue into Friday with mostly cloudy conditions. Sunshine returns for the weekend as highs slowly warm.

    ORLANDO, Fla. —

    Impact Weather is on tap this morning as temperatures in Marion and Flagler County could drop to freezing. At this moment in time, temperatures are nowhere near that, but could change throughout the morning. A freeze warning is in effecr for Marion & Flagler counties until 10 AM. Impact Weather will go until 10 AM. This afternoon will be chilly. Highs struggle to reach the middle 50s with clouds sticking around.

    The forecast will begin to change tomorrow. Showers move in tomorrow AM and will continue throughout the day. Up to a 60% coverage will be on tap for most of Tuesday. Widespread rain will begin to move in overnight Tuesday/early Wednesday AM. Northern Florida will see freezing rain/ice with this, however, the freezing temperature line will not make it into Central Florida. The caveat – if it gets cold enough in northern Marion County & Flagler County Wednesday AM, there could be freezing rain. This is changing every run. For now, since there are no winter weather watches in either county, I will keep it out of the forecast. Cold rain will continue into late AM on Wednesday then begin to clear by the PM.

    A few showers are possible on Thursday, however, the coverage will be much lower. Highs remain in the 50s.

    50s continue into Friday with mostly cloudy conditions. Sunshine returns for the weekend as highs slowly warm.



    With winter quickly approaching, meteorologists are predicting that temperatures could drop to freezing in northern counties in the coming days. Residents in these areas should be prepared for cold weather, frost, and possible snowfall.

    It is important to take necessary precautions to protect oneself and their property during freezing temperatures. This includes bringing pets indoors, covering outdoor plants, insulating pipes to prevent freezing, and ensuring that heating systems are in proper working order.

    Additionally, drivers should exercise caution on the roads as icy conditions can make for hazardous driving conditions. It is recommended to drive slowly and leave plenty of space between vehicles.

    As temperatures continue to drop, it is important to monitor weather updates and stay informed on any potential winter weather advisories or warnings. Stay safe and stay warm, northern county residents!

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  • Winter Storm in San Antonio; freezing rain, sleet and snow


    SAN ANTONIO – Winter Storm is now developing along the South Texas coast and starting to pump moisture into our region. Reports of light freezing rain, freezing mist and sleet are coming in. These reports will become more numerous through the evening and especially overnight.

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    As for Bexar County, right now the bulk of the activity is in the southern half of Bexar but moving north slowly. A mix of light freezing rain and sleet. Bridges, overpasses and flyovers will get icy in short order as it spreads over.

    Otherwise, many reports of light ice glazing and sleet accumulation in the eastern half of our area have come in. Southern sections seeing some icing now and starting to get a few reports of a light mix in our western third of the area toward Uvalde to Zavala County.

    As the low deepens along the coast, the shield of precipitation will continue to expand across most of the viewing area. The only areas that may be left out are the western Hill Country to Val Verde County which could end up on the outer margin of the precip shield. Through the night, a healthy mix of ice or snow will fall with a period of possibly just snow before it ends quickly through daybreak Tuesday.

    Total accumulation will range from a dusting to 1″ or so in and around Bexar County. A couple spots in our eastern zone counties could see 2″ or more of accumulation if mesoscale banding of heavier snow develops. There will also be a light ice glaze accumulation from .01″ to .10″ in our area.

    Travel will be very slick early Tuesday then improve by later in the morning and should be in good shape for the afternoon as the sun melts and dries out roadways.

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    Winter Storm Hits San Antonio: Freezing Rain, Sleet, and Snow

    San Antonio is currently experiencing a winter storm like never before, with freezing rain, sleet, and snow blanketing the city. The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning for the area, urging residents to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel.

    The icy conditions have made roads treacherous, leading to numerous accidents and road closures. Public transportation has also been affected, with many buses and trains experiencing delays.

    Residents are advised to take precautions and stay warm during this extreme weather event. Make sure to check on elderly neighbors and bring pets indoors to keep them safe from the cold.

    As the winter storm continues to batter San Antonio, emergency services are working tirelessly to keep residents safe and roads clear. Stay updated on weather conditions and follow local authorities’ instructions to ensure your safety during this challenging time.

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  • Expected freezing conditions could close roads and interstates in New Orleans


    NOPD Supt. Anne Kirkpatrick confirmed interstate and street closures will be activated as necessary to minimize traffic hazards and ensure public safety.

    NEW ORLEANS — With expected freezing temperatures coming our way next week, city officials are prepared to shut down roads, interstates and ramps to minimize traffic hazards and ensure public safety.

    On Friday, NOPD Supt. Anne Kirkpatrick released a list of possible roadway closures ahead of expected harsh weather conditions.

    The exact timing will depend on how quickly the frigid air moves into the area. 

    View the list below:

    Winter Storm 2025 On Ramps around the CBD: 

    • Annunciation on Ramp (US 90)  

    • Baronne St area on Ramp (US 90) East and West  

    • Earhart Ramp near Magnolia St. 

    • Earhart HOV Will be shut down by DOTD 

    • Loyola on Ramp (Eastbound) 

    • Loyola on Ramp (Westbound)  

    • Poydras St on Ramp (N. Miro area) 

    • Howard Ave US 90 Pontchartrain on Ramp behind the dome 

    • Magazine on Ramp (US 90) Westbank 

    Winter Storm Interstate 10/610 Eastbound Closure 

    • US 90 B On Ramp at Airline Highway 

    • Interstate 10 / City Park Ave  

    • Interstate 10 / Carrollton Ave 

    • Interstate 10 / Airline Hwy 

    • Interstate 10 / S Claiborne Ave –above Poydras  

    • Interstate 10 / US 90 at I 10 W / I 10 East split 

    • Interstate 10 / Tulane Ave at S. Robertson 

    • Interstate 10 / N Claiborne at St Phillip St 

    • Interstate 10 / N Claiborne – between St Bernard and Annette St 

    • Interstate 10 / Elysian Fields – at N Miro St 

    • Claiborne Overpass (East and West) 

    • Orleans On Ramp 

    • Interstate 610 / Franklin Ave 

    • Interstate 10 / Louisa St 

    • Interstate 10 / Chef Hwy – at Chef East Bound 

    • Interstate 10 / Chef Hwy – at Chef West Bound 

    • Interstate 10 / Morrison (East and West)   

    • Interstate 10 / Crowder (East and West) 

    • Interstate 10 / Read (East and West)  

    • Interstate 10 / Bullard (East and West) 

    • Interstate 10 / I 510 (East and West) 

    • Interstate 10 / Michoud (East and West) 

    • Interstate 10 / Hwy 11 

    • Interstate 610 / Canal Blvd (East and West) 

    • Interstate 610 and St Bernard  

    • Interstate 610 / Gentilly Blvd – near Paris Ave 

    • Interstate 610 / N Broad St – near Benefit 

    • Interstate 610 / Elysian Fields (East and West)  

    • I-10 High Rise Eastbound at Louisa 

    • I-10 High Rise Westbound at Chef Hwy 

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    With temperatures expected to drop below freezing in New Orleans, residents and travelers should be prepared for potentially hazardous road conditions. The National Weather Service has issued a warning for freezing conditions, which could lead to icy roads and bridges.

    If the freezing conditions persist, roads and interstates in the New Orleans area may be closed for safety reasons. It is important to stay informed about road closures and travel advisories, and to exercise caution if driving in icy conditions.

    Residents are advised to take necessary precautions, such as stocking up on supplies, staying off the roads if possible, and keeping pets indoors. It is also important to check on elderly or vulnerable neighbors to ensure their safety during the cold weather.

    Stay tuned to local news and weather updates for the latest information on road closures and weather conditions in New Orleans. Let’s all stay safe and prepared for the expected freezing conditions.

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  • Northshore prepares for below freezing temperatures


    Bitter winter weather is on its way to Southeast Louisiana.

    ST. TAMMANY PARISH, La. — Don’t let Thursday’s blue skies and sunshine catch you off guard, bitter winter weather is on its way to Southeast Louisiana.

    Tuesday could bring rain and temps tipping into the twenties, creating a dangerous wintery mix.

    St. Tammany Parish is planning ahead to protect their people, plants, and pets.

    “We’re telling everyone to stay aware,” St. Tammany Parish’s Michael Vinsanau said. “Everyone would love a little snow, but we don’t want the freezing rain.”

    When it comes to slick streets, Michael Vinsanau says St. Tammany Parish has salt, but the best way to stay safe is to stay home.

    “Just try to stay where you’re at. It’s not because we don’t want to shut down streets, it’s because we want people to be safe,” Vinsanau said.

    If you’re going to cruise the Causeway Carlton Dufrechou and his crews say caution is key.

     “If you’re on the bridge, heck anywhere in adverse weather, slow down a little bit and be extra cautious,” Causeway Commission Director Carlton Dufrechou said.

    If you have to hit the highway, Aaron Boyles with DOTD says they’ve got a game plan.

    “We’re going to be very prepared,” DOTD Representative Scott Boyles said. “We’re going to be coming in this weekend on overtime to make a brine to apply potentially on the bridge.”

    For foliage or flowers, O’Keefe Feed and Seed Manager Brandi James says to use this weekend’s warmer weather to make a plan to bundle up your buds.

    “Start preparing now for the cold that’s coming and use a nice breathable material,” O’Keefe Feed and Seed Manager Brandi James said.

    If you have furry friends, keep them far from the frigid temps and give them a cozy place to curl up.

    St. Tammany Parish Officials say they’re assessing the need for a warming shelter and will open one if needed.

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    As temperatures continue to drop, Northshore residents are gearing up for below freezing temperatures in the coming days. With forecasts predicting lows in the 20s, many are taking precautions to stay warm and safe during this extreme cold snap.

    Residents are stocking up on firewood, blankets, and extra layers of clothing to keep themselves and their families warm. They are also preparing their homes by insulating pipes, sealing drafts, and ensuring their heating systems are in working order.

    In addition to taking care of themselves, Northshore residents are also looking out for their pets. Many are bringing their furry friends inside and making sure they have plenty of food, water, and a warm place to sleep.

    Road crews are also gearing up for the freezing temperatures, preparing to salt and plow roads to keep them safe for drivers. Residents are urged to drive cautiously and stay off the roads if possible during the coldest times.

    Overall, Northshore residents are coming together to prepare for the frigid temperatures ahead. By taking these precautions, they hope to stay safe and warm during this winter weather.

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  • How much snow will South Jersey get? Freezing temperatures forecasted




    As the winter weather continues to impact the East Coast, residents in South Jersey are bracing for another round of snowfall. Forecasters are predicting freezing temperatures and the potential for significant snow accumulation in the region.

    With a winter storm on the horizon, many are wondering just how much snow South Jersey will receive. While exact amounts can be difficult to predict, meteorologists are warning residents to prepare for a potentially heavy snowfall.

    As the storm approaches, it’s important for residents to take necessary precautions to stay safe and warm. Stocking up on essentials, such as food, water, and batteries, is recommended in case of power outages. Additionally, it’s advised to limit travel during the storm and to drive carefully if you must be on the roads.

    Stay tuned to local weather updates for the latest information on the storm and be sure to follow any advisories or warnings issued by authorities. And most importantly, stay warm and stay safe during this winter weather event in South Jersey.

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  • Sunny Friday before wet, freezing weekend


    Friday’s forecast in Baltimore calls for seasonably pleasant conditions — sunny, with a high near 43 — before a wet, possibly snowy weekend takes hold and more frigid temperatures begin next week.

    Clouds are predicted to increase overnight with a low around 32 before Saturday starts with a chance of snow and rain showers before 10 a.m. followed by rain, according to the National Weather Service. The high is expected to be around 45 with a 40% chance of precipitation.

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    Saturday night will be mostly cloudy with a low around 32 and calm wind shifting northwest around 5 mph after midnight.

    Snow is forecast to begin Sunday at 1 p.m. The NWS predicts it will be mostly cloudy with a high near 35 and 60% chance of precipitation, with 3 inches of snow in Baltimore, 4 in Westminster and up to 8 inches expected in Western Maryland. Sunday night there’s a 30% chance of precipitation before 1 a.m. and an overnight low around 19.

    Monday, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, will be sunny with a high near 23 and overnight low around 8. Tuesday will be colder: mostly sunny with a high near 21 and overnight low around 8.

    Wednesday’s forecast calls for sunny skies and a high near 21 and low around 12. Thursday is expected to be warmer, with a high near 32.

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    Happy Friday everyone! Enjoy the sunshine today because it looks like we’re in for a wet and freezing weekend ahead. Make the most of today by getting outside, soaking up some vitamin D, and maybe even indulging in some outdoor activities. Don’t forget to bundle up and stay warm as we prepare for the chilly weather coming our way. Have a great day and stay safe this weekend! #SunnyFriday #WeekendWeather

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  • Freezing rain chances over the weekend

    Freezing rain chances over the weekend


    Western North Carolina to see winter weather impacts

    Happy Saturday! Any bit of mountain snow has dissipated and will lead to mostly sunny skies with highs in the upper 40s for the Upstate and near 40 for WNC. Slight breeze, but an improvement from yesterday. Today is definitely the pick day of the weekend!Sunday should start out dry before scattered showers develop later in the day. As temps fall Sunday night, there will be the potential for a wintry mix/ice to develop across WNC. Minor ice accumulation is possible Sunday night through Monday morning, leading to slick spots along the roadways and even power outages. Although it doesn’t appear to be widespread or a lot (relatively speaking), it doesn’t take much to make travel tough, especially after the holiday break when everyone is getting back on the roads.Monday will gradually clear any lingering activity, with the exception of possibly seeing some light snow accumulation near the TN/NC line. Otherwise, sunshine and even colder temps follow through late week.Track rain and storms on the interactive radar here.Check the latest alerts in your area here.Watch live skycams from around the Carolinas here.Get your hour-by-hour and extended forecast here.

    GREENVILLE, S.C. —

    Happy Saturday! Any bit of mountain snow has dissipated and will lead to mostly sunny skies with highs in the upper 40s for the Upstate and near 40 for WNC. Slight breeze, but an improvement from yesterday. Today is definitely the pick day of the weekend!

    Sunday should start out dry before scattered showers develop later in the day. As temps fall Sunday night, there will be the potential for a wintry mix/ice to develop across WNC. Minor ice accumulation is possible Sunday night through Monday morning, leading to slick spots along the roadways and even power outages. Although it doesn’t appear to be widespread or a lot (relatively speaking), it doesn’t take much to make travel tough, especially after the holiday break when everyone is getting back on the roads.

    Monday will gradually clear any lingering activity, with the exception of possibly seeing some light snow accumulation near the TN/NC line. Otherwise, sunshine and even colder temps follow through late week.

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    As the weekend approaches, there is a chance of freezing rain in the forecast. Stay informed and be prepared for potentially dangerous conditions on the roads. Drive with caution and be sure to check for any weather updates before heading out. Stay safe and stay warm! #freezingrain #weekendweather #besafe

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  • Freezing drizzle after 4pm Friday; slick roads likely

    Freezing drizzle after 4pm Friday; slick roads likely


    OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – Sunday and Monday are First Alert 6 Weather Days with more opportunities for snow as we start off the new year.

    A little light snow (mainly as flurries) is possible early Saturday and will mainly be north of the metro. That shouldn’t pose any problems.

    Saturday Forecast
    Saturday Forecast(WOWT)

    As precipitation starts up again Saturday evening, it will likely take the form of light freezing drizzle after 6PM. Patchy slick spots could develop as a result of this. As moisture increases, a switch to all snow will take place from south to north, likely after 10PM for most.

    The snow will continue to fall Saturday night and into Sunday morning. This round of snow has the potential to produce the highest amounts we’ve seen so far this season, with most of it falling on Sunday morning.

    Sunday and Monday are still FIRST ALERT 6 WEATHER DAYS. Temperatures look to be similar for...
    Sunday and Monday are still FIRST ALERT 6 WEATHER DAYS. Temperatures look to be similar for both days.(wowt)

    While the highest likelihood of over 6″ is trending south… this still leaves parts of the viewing area with the potential to see a significant round of snow! 1-3″ is expected for the northern half of the area, including the metro with 3-6″ possible in Lincoln. Higher amounts are expected near the Missouri and Kansas borders. Stay with us as we get a better idea of how much we could see as we move closer to the weekend.

    Metro is still expected to get between 1-3" of snow while higher snowfall amounts are expected...
    Metro is still expected to get between 1-3″ of snow while higher snowfall amounts are expected south.(wowt)
    Models continue to show higher snowfall amounts south of the metro. There will be a sharp...
    Models continue to show higher snowfall amounts south of the metro. There will be a sharp cutoff between lots of snow and little snow.(wowt)
    Snow impacts
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    Gusts out of the north could get up to 30 miles per hour during the day on Sunday, potentially blowing around the snow and causing visibility issues as that snow falls, particularly south of the metro.

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    The coldest air of the season will also move in behind the snow. Lows may drop below zero with wind chills could dropping to below -10°. The frigid temperatures are expected to last through a majority of next week. We are on First Alert for Monday due to lingering slick conditions from Sunday’s snow as well as the start of this cold blast.

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    With the temperatures dropping below freezing and the possibility of freezing drizzle after 4pm on Friday, it’s important to be prepared for potentially slick roads. Make sure to drive cautiously, allow for extra stopping distance, and be aware of black ice on the roads. Stay safe out there, everyone! #WinterWeather #StaySafe #SlickRoads

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  • New Year’s week weather: Overnight lows to drop back below freezing

    New Year’s week weather: Overnight lows to drop back below freezing


    CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Temperatures will swing 30 degrees this week with the return of sub-freezing overnight lows.

    After a high of 60 and a low of 48 on Monday, the high will drop to 42 on New Year’s Day with a low of 26, according to the National Weather Service.

    There’s a 40% chance of rain on Monday, and a 30% chance on Tuesday.

    Clarksville forecast

    Here’s the day-by-day outlook:

    • Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 60. Light and variable wind becoming south southeast 5 to 10 mph in the morning.
    • Monday night: A 40 percent chance of showers, mainly after 11pm. Increasing clouds, with a low around 48. South southeast wind 10 to 15 mph becoming southwest after midnight. Winds could gust as high as 25 mph.
    • Tuesday: A 30 percent chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 53. West wind 15 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph.
    • Tuesday night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 35. West northwest wind 5 to 10 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
    • New Year’s Day: Partly sunny, with a high near 42. West northwest wind 5 to 10 mph.
    • Wednesday night: Mostly clear, with a low around 26. West northwest wind around 5 mph becoming calm in the evening.
    • Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 45. Calm wind becoming west southwest around 5 mph.
    • Thursday night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 32.
    • Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 42.
    • Friday night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 23.

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    As we kick off the new year, it seems like winter is here to stay with overnight lows dropping back below freezing. Be sure to bundle up and stay warm as we navigate through this chilly start to the year. Stay safe and take precautions to protect yourself from the cold temperatures. Here’s to a cozy and comfortable start to the new year! #NewYearWeather #StayWarm #BundleUp

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