WINTER STORM WARNING Issued for all of West TN Friday (4-8″ Total)
WBBJ 7 Forecast Update
WBBJ 7 Forecast Update:
Snow showers will move in after 10pm and spread to the east overnight. All of West Tennessee will be seeing snow by 2am and it will be very heavy during the day on Friday. The snow will move out Friday evening but not before a widespread 4-8″ of snow will have come down in our area. The highest amounts and wettest snow will be along and south of I-40. There is a chance for a few hours or sleet or a wintry mix to develop south of Madison county in the early afternoon hours on Friday depending on how high the temperatures get in the middle of the day. Regardless if a little sleet or ice develops, most of what is going to be coming down in those areas is still going to be snow.

Temperatures will remain cold all week and weekend long and likely into next week as well here in West Tennessee. Please remember to leave your pipes dripping if you have had plumbing issues in the past. Please bring in your pets and do not leave them outside. Please bundle up in winter gear, hats and gloves and winter coats if you are heading out or sending the little ones out for any reason! We will stay dry until Thursday night when the next winter storm is expected to be coming in; so the roads will not be too bad for a few days as far as icy spots and slick bridges.




THE WEEKEND:
The snow coming in on Friday is forecast to move out by the time the sun comes up on Saturday. But it will be too cold Saturday to melt any of the snow that we will be receiving on Friday. Highs on Saturday will reach the mid 30s but we should warm to the upper 30s to near 40° on Sunday that could lead to some of the snow telling to begin to melt. Both weekend nights we are expecting the overnight temperatures to again fall into the low to mid 20s. The clouds will likely hang around most of the day on Saturday before clearing out Saturday night into the day on Sunday. The winds will come out of the west on Saturday as the system moves out and try to turn to the southwest on Sunday before the next front comes in early next week! Highs next week will only reach the upper 30s with morning lows hanging around the upper teens to the mid 20s. Stay warm folks!
Storm Team Chief Meteorologist
Joel Barnes
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