I've been looking around in the eastern side, near Cleveland.
But I am looking blind and long distance. Hope to make a trip
to the area in the semi near future to get a better feel before making a move.
Got to get around some like minded folks for retirement.
Snow in the line above interstate 40 is common every year especially near the Kentucky line
Snow below interstate 40 happens most years but with about one third the frequency and intensity
At altitude of 2000 foot or better on the Cumberland plateau or the Appalachian you get a lot more snow
The higher the more essentially
Even in Nashville the hilltops may get inches and down low only a dusting
We had a home at 4800 elevation at Hound Ears North Carolina and the snow there was like interior Maine
Cold as hell and a lot of snow
Grandfather mountain some seasons had 9-10 feet
But most of Tennessee gets not much snow...average for Nashville is 8 inches but it’s contrasted tween several snows a year versus years with just a couple dustings
One thing middle tennessee gets is rain
Rain rain rain rain rain
It’s been overcast of rain 83 of last 110 days..
We’ve had 11 days straight of rain in November
Far rainier than Birmingham or Atlanta
Ask any roofer or car wash owner
I’m sick of it