Coach B

Just rain here in Marshall county. Lots of snow/sleet reports around Nashville.

It will be interesting to see how it plays out. I've always felt 95-96 was somewhat unique in that whenever it got cold it actually seemed to snow. Jan and Feb that winter were below normal, but only like -2 or -3 here in middle TN. Yet every cold shot seemed to bring snow. On the other hand I've heard the dreaded 13/14 winter brought up by BAM weather in the last couple of days. That winter featured at least 7 different significantly cold shots with barely an inch of snow total in Nashville. January was -7 for the month with only .4 of snow, February was -4 with only .1 of snow. Meanwhile just north of us they were setting yearly snowfall records. That's probably why BAM(based in Indy) would like to see a repeat of that. I think east TN scored a couple of times that winter so some of you may not react as negatively when its mentioned.

I had just under an inch this morning in southern middle TN. Some of the fluffiest snow I've seen. 2.8" total for the combined event.

I ended up with exactly 2" on the board here in southern middle TN. Kind of a last minute save overnight. Good luck with the flow snow tonight for those on the Plateau and in NE TN!

In the last two hours I've picked up exactly 1.5 inches. Was coming down really hard there for awhile.

Nothing here. There was one mping report north of Jackson a little while ago. Probably some flakes reaching the ground in the slightly heavier returns passing thru Humphreys and Hickman county.

Are we going to swing and miss like 2014 or hit it out of the park like 85?

I have been drizzle and light sleet most of the afternoon, but that final band is all snow with the temp dropping back to 32. Total was 2.5" mostly this morning before the dry slot and sleet worked in.

School admins have to make lots of hard decisions, but trust me, this will not be one of them.

Only a couple of misses in there and a couple of absolute bangers. Looks good!

Those crazy cold temps for TN are probably heavily influenced by the huge dump of snow put down upstream in Missouri earlier in the run.

For some reason I don't remember 82 at all. Looks like much of the mid-state got 4-6" with four different days with below 0 lows. The highest temp at Nashville on the two days preceding the snow was 23 and only got to 22 the day of the storm. Must have been powder that hung around for awhile.

For OHX the most impressive stat from January 1977 was they recorded snow cover for 26 out of 28 days in one stretch dating back to the end of December. Looks like it came from at least SIX different events. That's pretty impressive for non elevated areas in Tennessee.

I used to swear by this....until 2014 happened in middle and west TN. We've had several quality events since that dreadful season, but I still have nightmare flashbacks involving above average snowfall in all directions, quality deep cold in the heart of winter, and almost nothing to show for it. That said, I'm optimistic about the second and third weeks of January this year.