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Frigid Weather Hits Tennessee
By Ron Jarrell | February 14, 2007 | 
A second round of frigid weather has placed a firm grip on the mid-south today. The National Weather Service’s official forecast does not allow us to get above the freezing mark for over 48 hours. According to the official forecast, the Clarksville area could see temperatures bottom out in the single digits Thursday night. The wind chill, or “feels like” temperature, will dip below zero. After this week’s blizzard in the Midwest and Northeast, our temperatures could dip even colder than currently forecast as a cold Arctic wind howls over a frozen snowpack laid down north of us. Old man winter won’t let up on us this weekend either. In the extended forecast, there’s a chance of seeing snow again on Saturday.
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