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There are two weather reporting stations that are closest to White House. The first is at the airport in Nashville, Tennessee. The second is at the airport in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Many people feel that the forecast for Bowling Green is closer to White House's forecast because both White House and Bowling Green are higher than Nashville. In any event, we provide two links below; just click on the icons.
White House Climatalogical Data White House has been a cooperative weather observing station for the National Weather Service (NWS) since October 2001. A local citizen takes observations each morning at his home in White House. The observations are recorded on the White House Cyber Library. The data is unofficial for about three or four months. After that time, the National Climatic Data Center (NCDC) in Asheville, North Carolina has had time to review the data and officially release it. If you'd like to review the "unofficial" climate records for White House for the current month (i.e., prior to certification by NCDC), please click here. You'll need to scroll down to the bottom of that page and look for "White House Climate Record.". There is also a link to archived White House climatological data for previous months. Please click here.
Tennessee Historical Data Meteorologist Mark A. Rose of the National Weather Service in Old Hickory, Tennessee, has provided two links to historical Tennessee weather information. The data covers temperature extremes for 50 cities around Tennessee as well as a lot of other information. Click here for information on temperature extremes, rainfall data, snowfall data, etc. Click here for a database of tornado activity in Tennessee.
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