How much snow fell in Nashville, Middle Tennessee Sunday night into Monday?
The snowfall totals from the first winter storm of 2024 have been tallied, meteorologists with the National Weather Service in Nashville announced on social media Tuesday afternoon.
Forecasters were aiming to have the amounts ready for release before noon, but had "a ton of final reports to go through," Meteorologist Mark Rose said earlier in the day.
Snowflakes started falling in Middle Tennessee Sunday and quickly began accumulating, covering roads and yards with some areas reporting as much as five inches Monday morning.
More snow fell throughout the day Monday, adding to what was already on the ground.
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Here's how much snow fell in Nashville and areas around Middle Tennessee, according to the National Weather Service in Nashville. These are as of 12:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Nashville International Airport: 7.6 inches
Old Hickory: 8.1 inches
Belle Meade: 9 inches
Berry Hill: 8.9 inches
Oak Hill: 8.5 inches
Antioch: 7.9 inches
Kingston Springs: 8 inches
Gallatin: 8 inches
Bethpage: 6.8 inches
Bon Aqua: 7.9 inches
Hendersonville: 8.1 inches
Gladeville: 7.5 inches
Green Hill: 8 inches
Mt. Juliet: 6.8 inches
Lewisburg: 6.9 inches
Charlotte: 7 inches
St. Joseph: 7 inches
Collinwood: 7 inches
Lebanon: 6 3/4 inches
Springfield: 6 inches
LaVergne: 6.7 inches
Dickson: 8 inches
Centerville: 8 inches
Nolensville: 5.5 inches
Gordonsville: 6 inches
Fredonia: 3.9 inches
Spring Hill: 4.8 inches
Murfreesboro: 6.9 inches
Lafayette: 5.5 inches
Lawrenceburg: 6.2 inches
Shelbyville: 6.5 inches
Woodbury: 4.5 inches
Manchester: 6 inches
Waverly: 6 inches
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