AXUS44 KMEG 230847
WCRMEG
TENNESSEE WEATHER SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK ENDING SUNDAY NOVEMBER 22 2009
THE WEATHER ACROSS THE STATE OF TENNESSEE LAST WEEK FEATURED ABOVE 
AVERAGE TEMPERATURES AND BELOW AVERAGE PRECIPITATION. LOW PRESSURE 
MOVED NORTHEASTWARD ACROSS PORTIONS OF THE TENNESSEE VALLEY AT THE 
BEGINNING OF LAST WEEK BRINGING MAINLY LIGHT RAINFALL AMOUNTS TO THE 
STATE. HIGH PRESSURE FOLLOWED FOR THE MIDDLE TO END OF THE WEEK WITH 
MAINLY DRY AND MILD CONDITIONS. 
TEMPERATURES ACROSS TENNESSEE LAST WEEK AVERAGED 1 TO 2 DEGREES 
ABOVE NORMAL. THE WARMEST TEMPERATURE RECORDED ACROSS THE STATE LAST 
WEEK WAS 73 DEGREES WHICH OCCURRED IN BRISTOL ON MONDAY. THE 
COOLEST TEMPERATURE RECORDED WAS 31 DEGREES WHICH ALSO OCCURRED IN 
BRISTOL ON SUNDAY MORNING.
RAINFALL AVERAGED BELOW NORMAL ACROSS THE STATE. CHATTANOOGA HAD THE 
MOST RAIN FOR THE WEEK WITH 0.62 INCHES. THE LEAST AMOUNT OF 
RAINFALL OCCURRED AT BRISTOL WHERE ONLY 0.07 INCHES FELL LAST WEEK.
THE WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR NOVEMBER CALLS FOR NEAR NORMAL TEMPERATURES
AND BELOW NORMAL PRECIPITATION ACROSS THE ENTIRE STATE.
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JLH