Nashville, TN – Snow and ice are expected to hit Middle Tennessee Friday, impacting evening commutes and creating hazardous travel conditions. Forecasters predict up to 5 inches of snow, with the heaviest accumulation during rush hour.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), snow showers will begin early Friday morning and intensify through the afternoon. There’s a 50-80% chance of at least two inches of snow and a 20-30% chance of more than five inches. Travel on major routes, including I-65, could become treacherous, especially during the evening commute. Officials urge residents to monitor forecasts and adjust travel plans as needed.
Temperatures will remain below freezing Friday night, with highs near 36°F during the day and lows dipping to 27°F. Snow-covered roads are likely to linger into Saturday, as melting is not expected. Secondary roads and untreated areas could pose added dangers over the weekend.
Heading into the weekend, temperatures will stay cold, with Saturday’s high reaching only 35°F under partly sunny skies. By Sunday, conditions will improve slightly, but drivers should still use caution on shaded or icy areas.
Stay informed by checking local forecasts regularly and preparing for possible delays if traveling Friday or Saturday.
5-Day Outlook for Nashville
• Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high near 33°F.
• Thursday Night: Slight chance of snow showers after midnight, low near 25°F.
• Friday: Snow showers likely, high near 36°F.
• Saturday: Partly sunny, high near 35°F.
• Sunday: Mostly sunny, high near 40°F.
Be prepared for sudden changes and stay tuned to local news for updates.
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