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A major winter storm is expected to impact the area this weekend. Highest probabilities for snow accumulations favor north of I-40. Significant impacts are expected, including dangerous travel, potential power outages, and possible downed trees and branches.
A major winter storm is expected to impact the area this weekend. Highest probabilities for ice accumulations favor south of I-40. Significant impacts are expected, including dangerous travel, potential power outages, and possible downed trees and branches.
A mix of snow and ice is expected this weekend, starting Saturday morning and continuing through Sunday evening.
Cold arctic air builds in Sunday afternoon and stays in place for the first part of next week. Coldest nights will be Sunday and Monday night with lows in the single digits to possibly below zero. This period of freezing temperatures will prolong winter impacts for several days.

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Middle Tennessee Weather History For January 24th...
On January 24, 1997...A winter severe weather outbreak results in at
least 7 tornadoes across Middle Tennessee, injuring 31 persons and
causing damage in excess of $9 million. Amazingly, there are no
fatalities. Barfield, near Murfreesboro, is hit by an F4.


 

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