NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Cold, Arctic air is settling in Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky for the weekend and next week. According to the forecast, temperatures will be well below average. In fact, temperatures for many areas could be below freezing from Monday morning to Thursday afternoon.
There is a good surge of moisture moving in overtop this cold airmass, and wintry precipitation is possible on Sunday and Monday! You’ll want to stay Weather Alert!
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On Friday, the first Arctic front brought colder temperatures to the region. This will aid in the setup for the wintry weather on Sunday into Monday.
Looking at the weekend forecast, temperatures are quite cold Friday and Saturday. Saturday morning lows will be in the low 20s and teens! On Sunday morning, temperatures start in the upper 20s to lower 30s with moisture moving in above the ground.
This will support the wintry mix Sunday morning. By Sunday afternoon, warmer air moves in and rain/storms will be likely. Then by Monday, temperatures drop below freezing with some snow and even colder air with Arctic blast number two passing through.