CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Residents woke to a wintry mix of snow and sleet Sunday morning, with about a half-inch of accumulation on vehicles.
Montgomery County Sheriff’s deputies reported that some roads are covered in ice/slush/freezing rain, while some are relatively clear.
“We still recommend you stay home this morning if possible. With freezing rain, ice can reaccumulate on the road,” the MCSO said.
Overnight in Clarksville, a car slid off Wilma Rudolph Boulevard and into the Red River. Police are urging residents to stay home today due to road conditions.
Montgomery and surrounding counties remain under a Winter Weather Advisory through 3 p.m. today, with up to 2 inches of wet snow expected in our area, according to the National Weather Service.
“Total snowfall accumulations will range from up to 2 inches across northwestern portions of Midstate region, 2 to 6 inches remaining of western and central regions, and 5 to 10 inches across locations just west of and across Cumberland Plateau Region,” the NWS said.
“With temperatures not warming significantly above freezing across entire mid state region until afternoon hours on Tuesday, any moisture remaining on area roadways will likely remain frozen. Continue to exercise caution on area roadways through Tuesday.”
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