Get ready, Nashville! A major winter storm is heading our way, promising up to 8 inches of snow and dangerously icy roads. Travel could become nearly impossible, and residents are urged to take precautions as this storm sweeps through Middle Tennessee. Here’s what you need to know to stay safe and prepared.
Friday, January 10: Snow begins in the early morning and continues throughout the day, accumulating between 6-12 cm (4-8 inches). Highs will hover near 31°F (0°C), with treacherous road conditions expected.
Saturday, January 11: The storm tapers off, leaving partly sunny skies but continued icy conditions. Highs will reach 34°F (1°C), with lows plunging to 19°F (-7°C).
Sunday, January 12: Sunshine returns, bringing some relief with a high of 41°F (5°C), but icy spots may linger.
How to Stay Safe in Nashville’s Snowstorm:
- Avoid Travel: Roads will be slippery and hazardous, especially on Friday. If travel is unavoidable, drive cautiously and carry an emergency kit.
- Prepare Your Home: Stock up on food, water, and essential medications. Check your heating system and insulate pipes to prevent freezing.
- Monitor Updates: Stay tuned to local weather updates and follow advice from authorities.
Nashville, bundle up and stay safe as this winter storm rolls in—better to be prepared than caught off guard