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April 24-25, 1910 Snow Totals

Overview

The latest measurable snowfall on record in Nashville occurred on April 24-25, 1910 when 1.5 inches of snow fell in the city. This same storm system produced a narrow but unusually heavy late Spring swath of 4 to over 8 inches of snow across western and central Kentucky, Middle and East Tennessee, northern Georgia, and western North Carolina. In addition to the snow, below freezing temperatures affected not only these same areas but much of the southern US, which caused severe damage to crops and other vegetation. The freeze on the morning of April 25, 1910, was the latest Spring freeze on record for Nashville.

April 24-25, 1910 Measured & Estimated Snowfall Totals
Snow Total	City	County
8.3"	McMinnville	Warren
6.0"	Woodbury	Cannon
5.0"	Franklin, KY	Simpson KY
5.0"	Hopkinsville, KY	Christian KY
4.1"	Chattanooga	Hamilton
3.6"	Clarksville	Montgomery
3.0" (estimated)	Carthage	Smith
2.5" (estimated)	Sparta	White
2.3	Bowling Green, KY	Warren KY
2.0" (estimated)	Crossville	Cumberland
2.0" (estimated)	Lebanon	Wilson
1.5"	Nashville	Davidson
1.5"	Atlanta GA	Fulton GA
1.5"	Tuscaloosa AL	Tuscaloosa AL
0.5"	Waynesboro	Wayne
0.3"	Dickson	Dickson
T	Franklin	Williamson
T	Camden	Benton
T	Huntsville AL	Madison AL
T	Louisville KY	Jefferson KY
T	Lexington KY	Fayette KY

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April 24-25, 1910 Historic Late Spring Snow