HEAT AND STORMS
Temperatures are expected to reach in the 90's once again. We've been at 85° or higher every single day in July with the exception of the July 1st. The Storm Prediction Center does have us under a slight chance for strong storms within a 25 mile radius of any given location in Middle Tennessee. Most of our area is under either a SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT, HEAT ADVISORY, OR EXCESSIVE HEAT WATCH for today. Here in Putnam County, you can view the HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK.The hottest of our temperatures is expected to arrive by Friday where many locations could see middle and upper 90's with 100° readings possible in the cities like Nashville, Clarksville, Jackson, and Memphis.
STORM SPOTTER TRAINING:
The latest storm spotter training class has been announced. It will be on August 12th (9:30 am CDT) at the TTU Nursing Building Auditorium on the campus of Tennessee Tech University in Cookeville.Need directions?
Need more information?
E-mail Tom Johnstone with the National Weather Service office in Nashville.
Cookeville's Daily Almanac
This morning's low: 73.7°
Yesterday's high: 90.6°
Yesterday's low: 73.3°
Normal High: 88°
Record: 101° in 1926
Normal Low: 66°
Record: 54° in 2009
Last Year: 78° and 54°
3.25" of rain fell on this date in 1917
5.33" so far this month (July 2010)
34.17" so far in 2010 (right about normal)
On this date last year, it was the 2nd straight record low temperature!
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