Today Wednesday, November 11, 2026
We honor all who have served and are currently serving in our military. We also need to remember the families of our military, as well.
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Today’s Did You Know is from Bayne-Jones’s November 11, 1918 letter describing the weather and the moment the fighting stopped. The letter can be found at the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
MM’s Hourly Forecast
5-Day Forecast
MM says….A strong cold and rain showers move in Wednesday night, followed by much colder air! Rain amounts look like with this system, with most of us not even seeing 1/4 of an inch. Snow flurries are possible by Thursday night and Friday, a hard freeze is certain. Northwest winds will make it feel even colder. Get ready to bundle up!
6-10 Day Temp & Precip Outlook
MM’s Weather Worries
MM’s Wx Analysis
A storm system will bring rain showers to parts of the eastern U.S. today and tonight. Those showers you see across the plateau region should hold off until after dark. Snowflakes will be flying in the colder air up around the Great Lakes and New England. Meanwhile, the western half of the U.S. is very quiet.
The best chance for accumulating snow on Friday will be found in the highest elevations of West Virginia. Accumulating snow is also likely all along the spine of the southern Appalachians and on the northwest-facing slopes. It continues to look like 2-4″ snow amounts could be common above 3,000 feet in the mountains on the TN/NC border.
The NWS in Morristown put out this graphic, showing some snowfall impacts on the higher peaks of the mountains from Friday’s snow.
The percentage of the land area of the contiguous U.S. covered in snow is at 2%. Yesterday it was also 2%.
On This Day
A new episode has been released for Veteran’s Day!
Bird Migrations
MM’s Aches-n-Pains Forecast
MM’s Allergy Forecast
No allergies to forecast.
Yesterday’s Local Weather Stats
The Crossville Airport is the official reporting station for the plateau.
Yesterday’s Storm Reports
There were no storm reports filed for Tuesday for anywhere in the nation.
Past 24-Hours of Radar-Estimated Precip
8:00 a.m. yesterday to 8:00 a.m. CST today.
Drought Conditions
This map updates each Thursday.
This Week’s Night Sky
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