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Originally Posted by Outer_Bluegrass
Yes, overall, the respective climates of Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky are quite similar. However, relative to Southern Kentucky, I suspect Middle Tennessee experiences slightly more tornadic activity in the springtime and receives slightly less snowfall in the wintertime.
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It all depends on elevation regarding snowfall anywhere in the US, but especially lower latitude areas in the southern half of the country. We get more snowfall in elevated areas of southern Indiana compared to Louisville, and that's only an elevation difference of 400 to 500 ft.
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