November 1-2, 1966 Major Snowstorm

November 1-2, 1966 Snow Totals

Overview

FROM THE NOVEMBER 1966 STORM DATA PUBLICATION: A record early season snowfall affected most localities in the Mid-State. Heavy, wet snow totaled from 3 to 6 inches in southern counties to as much as 12 inches in northern sections of Middle Tennessee and Cumberland Plateau area. Many schools were closed or dismissed early due to hazardous driving conditions on bridges, overpasses and roads. Minor traffic accidents and some damage to roofs and late crops occurred. Extensive damage was inflicted on trees and shrubbery still carrying their autumn foliage.

Data
NOAA Surface and Upper Air Maps from November 1-2, 1966

November 1-2, 1966 Snow Totals

November 1-2, 1966 Snowfall Totals across Middle Tennessee
Snow Total	City	County
15.5"	Cookeville	Putnam
13.0"	Woodbury	Cannon
12.0"	Carthage	Smith
11.5"	Lewisburg	Marshall
11.1"	Jamestown	Fentress
10.1"	Livingston	Overton
10.0"	Monteagle	Grundy
10.0"	Monterey	Putnam
10.0"	Portland	Sumner
9.5"	Allardt	Fentress
9.0"	Bethpage	Sumner
9.0"	Lafayette	Macon
9.0"	Murfreesboro	Rutherford
8.0"	Crossville Ag Center	Cumberland
8.0"	Fayetteville	Lincoln
7.5"	Cheatham Dam	Cheatham
7.2"	Nashville	Davidson
7.0"	Crossville	Cumberland
7.0"	Lebanon	Wilson
7.0"	McMinnville	Warren
7.0"	Shelbyville	Bedford
6.5"	Orlinda	Robertson
6.5"	Springfield	Robertson
6.0"	Dover	Stewart
6.0"	Lawrenceburg	Lawrence
6.0"	Oneida	Scott
5.5"	Columbia	Maury
5.5"	Dickson	Dickson
5.5"	Franklin	Williamson
5.0"	Hopkinsville KY	Christian KY
5.0"	7 N Lebanon	Wilson
5.0"	Mount Pleasant	Maury
4.6"	Waynesboro	Wayne
4.0"	Huntsville AL	Madison AL
4.0"	Linden	Perry
2.5"	Pikeville	Bledsoe
0.3"	Murray KY	Calloway KY
T	Chattanooga	Hamilton
T	Paris	Henry
T	Savannah	Hardin