A winter storm is expected to bring significant snow and ice to Middle Tennessee the weekend of Jan. 23. Well-known meteorologist Jim Cantore noted the storm could be a rare event for Nashville. Cantore's arrival is widely recognized as a signal that significant weather impacts are expected.

The chance of snow is likely across Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky. While still too early for amounts, this could be a long-lived winter event with effects into next week. There is also a concern for freezing rain and sleet (ice) in southern counties.

A weak storm system will move into the region Wednesday, bringing our next chance for precipitation. Early morning flurries and brief snow showers are possible before the system transitions to mostly rain in the afternoon. It does not appear there will be any major travel issues at this time but stay with us on WSMV 4 for the latest updates.

The National Weather Service predicts varying weather for Nashville, including sun, showers, and snow, with fluctuating temperatures and chances of precipitation throughout the week.

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Heavy snow, sleet and freezing rain are forecast to impact the region, so, WSMV4 put together a winter weather tool kit for everything you need to know throughout the affected days.

The comeback of winter will be felt over Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky for the next seven to 10 days.

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