Winter Weather Advisories to our Northeast

Snow accumulation amounts and winter weather advisories.

Winter weather advisories (WWA) have been issued for Monday through much of Tuesday for a wide area to the northeast of Alabama. Here’s a rundown of some expected conditions.

EASTERN TENNESSEE
Places like Crossville and Cookville could see 1-2 inches of snow. Morristown and the Tri-Cities could see 1-3 inches. Knoxville and Cleveland are oficially NOT in the WWA at this time, but Knoxville could pick up 1.5 inches of snow as well. Travel into eastern Tennessee may become difficult Monday night into Tuesday.

NORTH GEORGIA
The mountains of North Georgia could see 1-2 inches of snow in places like Chatsworth, Ellijay and Dahlonega. Black ice will be a problem.

SMOKY MOUNTAINS
5 inches of snow is possible in Gatlinburg, with higher amounts at higher elevations.

WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Only an inch of snow is expected in Asheville. Boone should get 2-3 inches.

VIRGINIA/WEST VIRGINIA
Some of the highest amounts will be in the mountains of west Virginia, where as much as ten inches

HERE IN ALABAMA
Rain showers will transition to snow showers late Monday afternoon and a few snow showers will continue through the overnight hours with even a few snow flurries into Tuesday morning. The best chance for any accumulations will be over the Tennessee Valley of North Alabama, from Huntsville to the east. But any areas that see persistent snow showers could get a dusting.

NATIONALLY
The deep low east of Wilmington NC tonight has intensified to 980 millibars. It will bring high winds of 60 mph and heavy snows to Cape Cod on Monday. 18 inches or more of snow may fall.

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