Comments on The Weather Guy: 2009-2010 Winter Outlook

Thank you so much for your weather info as the new...

2010-01-31T12:14:15.327-06:00

Thank you so much for your weather info as the newspaper online was little better than none. This is the first time I have visited your site. You will be my weather information from now on. Thanks again.

Before i read your final thought on snow/ice possi...

2009-12-08T18:20:25.980-06:00

Before i read your final thought on snow/ice possibilities i was looking at the maps and thinking cold and wet equal icy precip. ALthough the NOAA and Accuweather don't go in that direction it sure makes sense to me. What's funny is just yesterday, Dec 7, 2009, Accuweather predicted snow on the 20th of December for Nashville and a windchill of -2 and today they have for that day a rather uneventful day. I like our odd of putting 2 and 2 together and figuring it will be snow or ice at least some of the winter days. Julie

Thank you for the hard work and courage in posting...

2009-11-24T10:49:59.272-06:00

Thank you for the hard work and courage in posting your prediction. I have lived in Nashville the past 35 years and attended the great college of TTU in Cookeville, great school by the way, and noticed that the past recent winters have been mild and rainy or cold and dry. I believe this year will be wet and cold. So I agree with you but I beleive that Cumberland Plateau/East Tennessee will have vast more snow than Middle TN. Ice maybe? Thanks again

I agree that temps will be below normal. Accordin...

2009-11-05T09:18:45.629-06:00

I agree that temps will be below normal. According to mountaincityweathercenter.com high pressure will be present over Canada through much of the winter, pushing cold air south making temps below average.
However, this high pressure will keep temps down, but it will also block some low pressure, precipitation producing sytems. Which may be why CPC is predicting below normal precip.

As always in Middle TN, the timing will have to be just right on the arrival of a cold air mass and moisture before we can get a significant snow.
Just my very "uneducated" opinion.
Caleb