StormTrack 9: Tonight should be the coldest night so far of this latest round of arctic air! Temperatures should settle down to around 10 in Chattanooga, but most areas away from the city should dip into the single digits. A steady breeze from the north will produce Wind Chill levels at times below zero. There could still be some scattered flurries (especially north and east) into the evening, but thats about it as nothing measurable is expected. Sunshine, but still cold Friday with afternoon highs in the upper 20s and even near 30 in spots. Back to the upper 10s by early Saturday morning. Clouds return Saturday as another clipper system rolls through. Temperatures should rise to just above 40. Some flurries or light snow showers across the Smoky Mtns & Blue Ridge Mtns. Cold again Sunday morning with upper 10s, but then sunny and upper 40s by afternoon. Low 40s briefly Monday before another round of arctic air rolls in. Highs on Tuesday and Wednesday only near 32 and morning lows pushed back to the lower 10s again. Still mainly dry through Thursday with very cold temperatures. The longer range outlook beyond late next week and into the following weekend starts to show both increasing temperature and precipitation chances. As always, you can depend on us to keep you updated!....(David)
Posted on: Thu, 23 Jan 2014 20:40:25 +0000