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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Snow and ice caused outages, downed trees, and dangerous conditions across Middle Tennessee and southern Kentucky. Click the image above to download our free news and weather apps.
A multi-day winter storm is expected to bring snow, ice and freezing rain to Nashville and much of Tennessee. Follow along here for live updates.
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Photos capture winter weather in East Tennessee
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Winter weather has arrived in East Tennessee, with photos capturing flurries of snow that is expected to mix with sleet and freezing rain later in the day. Storm Team 6 is tracking the winter storm as it moves across the region.
The Tennessee Department of Health confirmed at least three people died during the winter storm that swept across the state.
Winter weather is possible for some areas across the southeast, and the First Alert Weather Team is following any potential for snow closely.
Following the winter storm, temperatures in East Tennessee will remain freezing. A strong cold front will usher in arctic-like air into the region with wind chills dropping to 3 to 8 degrees above zero across much of the region, according to the National Weather Service's Jan. 24 report.
USA TODAY’s snowfall map shows accumulation over the past 24, 48, and 72 hours, as well as seasonal totals dating back to Oct. 1. Updated multiple times a day, the map lets you toggle between timeframes to see how snow is adding up in your area.
Wintry weather will hit East Tennessee this weekend, bringing snow and a wintry mix. Road conditions will worsen, causing numerous event cancellations.
() - The weekend winter storm pummeled parts of Tennessee, where more than 167,000 people remained without power in the Nashville area as of early Monday afternoon while
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Trump grants Tennessee’s emergency declaration amid winter weather
President Donald Trump granted an emergency declaration to support Tennessee as winter weather sweeps across the state, Governor Bill Lee announced.
Three people in Tennessee have died due to weather-related fatalities, according to officials.
A powerful winter storm continued to disrupt daily life across Tennessee on Jan. 26, bringing snow, ice and dangerous travel conditions to much of the state.