Midnight radar in the winter mosaic mode shows that precipitation has ended (at least for the time being) over Extreme West Tennessee. However, it indicates snow over the rest of West Tennessee to within about five miles west of Nashville.
SOME LATE SNOW ACCUMULATIONS
3/10ths of an inch at Germantown, Tenn., Memphis area
1 inch at Dyersburg, Union City and Alamo, Tenn.
2/10th at Earle and Horseshoe Lake, Ark.
1/2 inch at Marion, Ark.
2 inches at Atoka, Arlington and Ripley, Tenn.
3 inches at McKinzie, Tenn., in Carroll County
SPOT REPORTS
34 cloudy, Memphis Airport
37 light rain, Nashville
32 light snow, Jackson, Tenn.
35 cloudy, Tupelo
32 light rain, Oxford, Miss.
39 cloudy, Columbus, Miss.
43 light rain, Huntsville
38 cloudy, Hayleville
43 cloudy, Gadsden and Birmingham
44 cloudy, Tuscaloosa
45 cloudy, Anniston
MIDNIGHT LOW PRESSURE AREA POSITION
Based on surface hourly observations the low was centered over Georgia but extended over into Western South Carolina and East Alabama.
THUNDERSTORMS
Midnight lightning detection equipment show only a few strokes over Extreme NW Georgia.
NEXT UPDATE
Since almost nothing unusual is going on in Alabama, we will try to have another update within 3 or 4 hours.
Meanwhile, a bit of shuteye!
