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Last Map Update: Wed, Jan 28, 2026 at 5:20:21 pm CST

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Hazardous Weather Outlook

Frigid Weekend

Low Snow Chances

Dense Fog Safety

Power Outage Safety

Cold Weather Safety

Another blast of cold air moves into the area Friday through the weekend, providing about 60 to 70 consecutive hours of below freezing temperatures. Wind chills below zero will be possible, especially overnight.

There is a low chance for snow across the Plateau Friday and into Saturday. Accumulations are expected to be minor at less than an inch.

Fog will be possible each night, especially in areas where snow and ice remain. If you come across dense fog, turn on your low beams, drive slowly, and keep your distance from other cars.

As power outages continue, be careful with your heat sources. Check on your neighbors, family, and friends to make sure they're okay!

With cold temperatures persisting, make sure you're staying safe and dressing appropriately!

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Middle Tennessee Weather History For January 28th...

On January 28, 1951...A strong cold front moves through Nashville
shortly after 1:00 p.m., causing temperatures to fall during the
afternoon and evening, and ushering in one of the most remarkable
weather events in Nashvilles history - the Nashville Ice Storm of
1951

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