NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) – Some Middle Tennessee school districts have closed as snow showers will continue to come in from the north overnight.
Among the counties closed are Wilson, Putnam, and Overton. Visit wkrn.com/closings for an updated list.
A Winter Weather Advisory has also been extended until 6 a.m. Wednesday since the snow will come and go through Tuesday, both day and night. See the advisories at wkrn.com/alerts.
Temperatures drop overnight Monday into the mid-20s, causing concern for roadways as snow melts and refreezes.
The overnight snow showers could also be a concern in areas where it has fallen the heaviest. Mt. Juliet police warned residents Monday evening to stay off the roads. Get the latest traffic at wkrn.com/traffic.
The occasional showers will continue through Tuesday with high temperatures barely reaching freezing, so there will continue to be a concern for slick spots of roads.
The snow might not wind down in eastern portions of Middle Tennessee like Crossville until early Wednesday morning. Click here for the News 2 StormTracker Forecast.
We could see a dusting to up to 1 inch in the Nashville area and much of Middle Tennessee through Tuesday night.
Eastern counties could see 1 to 2 inches of snow, and we can’t rule out 2 to 3 inches in the higher elevations of the Cumberland Plateau.
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Schools close as snow showers continue into Tuesday
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