Nashville could see several inches of snow and ice over the weekend, likely impacting travel and business into the following week.

Metro Nashville agencies and nonprofit groups have been prepping for days leading up to the winter storm set to slam Middle Tennessee with snow and ice.

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Nashville rarely checks in with a goose egg for a morning low. The last time it happened was in 2024. Before that is was 2022. Before that, you have to go back to the 1990s. That means a zero-degree temperature has only registered at Nashville International Airport twice this millennium.

As a snow and ice storm heads towards middle Tennessee, Nashville Predators players are prepared with generators, ice salt, and plenty of food.

With a massive winter weather storm predicted for Middle Tennessee over the weekend, many shows stand to be canceled or rescheduled.

Here are resources you may need during and after a winter storm.

The National Weather Service now believes Nashville's biggest threat will be a significant ice storm that could cause widespread power outages.

The National Weather Service in Nashville is now saying parts of Middle Tennessee will see more ice than snow, with some areas seeing up to three quarters of an inch of ice with anywhere from three to six inches of snow over the weekend. More: Is Jim Cantore in Nashville? What to know before extreme winter event