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MM’s Fri the 13 Forecast & 5-Day: Lookin’ for Flurries!

Today Friday, November 13, 2026

Friday Funny

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MM’s Hourly Forecast

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5-Day Forecast

MM says….It’s a winter-like Friday the 13th on the plateau! Keep your eyes open for the season’s first flurries! Temps slowly warm back up starting Sunday.

6-10 Day Temp & Precip Outlook

MM’s Weather Worries

MM’s Wx Analysis

Active weather can be found across the western U.S. and the eastern U.S. Very nice, albeit chilly, weather can be found across the central portions of the country. The storm system bringing us the colder air is spinning over the Northeast today, spinning around disturbances that will bring us some light precip chances today. Some of that precip will be wintry. Out west, another storm system gathers strength but it will track too far south to bring us any precip in the coming days.

The percentage of the land area of the contiguous U.S. covered in snow is at 3%. Yesterday it was 2%. Tomorrow’s map will likely show snow on the Smokies!

On This Day

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Bird Migrations

MM’s Aches-n-Pains Forecast

MM’s Allergy Forecast

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Yesterday’s Local Weather Stats

The Crossville Airport is the official reporting station for the plateau.

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Yesterday’s Storm Reports

There was even a tornado at New Castle, Delaware.

For specific and detailed storm reports, please visit https://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/reports/yesterday.html

Past 24-Hours of Radar-Estimated Precip

7:00 a.m. yesterday to 7:00 a.m. CST today.

Why is the precip so afraid of the plateau these days? ha

Drought Conditions

This map updates each Thursday.

Drought improved across the state, but not by a lot. Last week, 98% of the state was in drought. This week that number has fallen to 91%. The best news is that “exceptional drought (D4)” almost went completely away. “Extreme drought (D3)” dropped from a coverage of 29% last week to a coverage of only 9% this week. The “Abnormally Dry” to “Severe Drought” categories barely changed from last week. Drought conditions are forecast to worsen over the next week.

Last week’s map can be seen below, for comparison.

This Week’s Night Sky

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