"Please keep up with the latest forecasts, especially if you have travel plans across Middle Tennessee or any surrounding regions." "The exact strength and track of the storm system is still uncertain, and this will determine which locations receive the heavier amounts," the forecast said. The storm, which is part of a larger system starting a sweep across much of the United States Friday, may bring heavy, wet snow to Middle Tennessee. Parts of the Cumberland Plateau, including Jamestown and Crossville, may get 6-7 inches. Further south, areas like Columbia and Waynesboro may see 3-4 inches, while Tullahoma could get 2-3 inches. Nashville could see between 4-5 inches, while Clarksville may get around 2-3 inches, NWS said Friday. "Average amounts 3-6 inches, some more, some less. "Significant snow accumulations will make travel very difficult, maybe impossible in some areas," NWS Nashville tweeted Friday morning. SATURDAY WEATHER UPDATES: Expect snow in Middle TN, but exactly how much remains unclear
A winter storm watch will take effect for the entire region at 6 p.m. The "major winter storm" is expected to move across Middle Tennessee Saturday night through Sunday, the National Weather Service said.
Day weekend, with 3-7 inches of snow possible. Middle Tennessee is bracing for a winter storm over the long Martin Luther King Jr.
View Gallery: First Snow in Nashville of 2022 in photosįind the latest Saturday weather updates here.
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