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Winter Storm in Clarksville and Nashville, TN: Forecast and Tips to Stay Safe

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Severe Weather Warnings:


The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning from 3 a.m. Friday through 6 a.m. Saturday. Snow accumulations of 4 to 6 inches are expected, with a risk of light ice south of I-40.




Weather forecast


Clarksville, TN:

  • Thursday, January 9: Sunny during the day, but snow and hazardous conditions at night. High: 36°F (2°C), Low: 29°F (-2°C).

  • Friday, January 10: Snow accumulation of 4" to 6"; travel conditions will be extremely hazardous. High: 33°F (0°C), Low: 26°F (-3°C).

  • Saturday, January 11: Cold, with increasing sunshine. High: 33°F (0°C), Low: 20°F (-7°C).


Nashville, TN:

  • Thursday, January 9: Sunny and cold. High: 35°F (2°C), Low: 26°F (-3°C).

  • Friday, January 10: Snow accumulation of 4" to 6"; travel will be very difficult. High: 33°F (0°C), Low: 26°F (-3°C).

  • Saturday, January 11: Partly sunny and cold; travel conditions will remain hazardous. High: 33°F (0°C), Low: 18°F (-8°C).


Tips to Stay Safe


Travel Safety





  • Avoid traveling unless absolutely necessary.

  • If you must drive, be sure to carry an emergency kit with a flashlight, food, water, and warm clothing.

  • Keep your gas tank full to prevent the fuel line from freezing.

  • Check road conditions by dialing 511.






Home Preparedness


  • Disconnect outside water hoses to prevent frozen pipes.

  • Insulate exposed pipes and leave indoor faucets dripping slightly.

  • Keep cabinet doors open to allow warm air to circulate around pipes.

  • Make sure your heating system is working properly and have backup heating options.


Emergency Kit



Have an emergency kit with water and nonperishable food for at least three days.

Include a flashlight, extra batteries, and necessary medications. This kit will be essential in case of power outages or if you become stranded.






Stay Informed


Follow local weather reports and updates from the National Weather Service.

Sign up for local weather alerts to receive timely information.With these tips, you can protect yourself and your family during this significant winter storm.

Stay warm and stay safe.

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