Janie's Blog Clarksville,TN Real Estate Marketing Expert

Middle Tennessee enjoys mild, pleasant weather most of the year amid the rolling hills at 500 feet above sea level.  Clrksville, TN is about the same number of feet above sea level as Birmingham, Al where I grew up.  Only on a few days of the year does the area experience severe hot or cold conditions.  Much of the annual rainfall occurs during the early spring and the late fall but a shower during any season is not unusual.  Yearly precipitation as a hole is moderate, with occasional snowfall during the winter.  The coldest month is January, during which the low averages 28 degrees; the warmest is July, with an average high of 90 degrees.  However, extremes do occur - Clarksville experienced well-below zero temperatures on December 22, 1989, and a cold snap every spring, usually around April, is not uncommon.

 The temperature in the area hovers around the 60's over half of the year.  Summers are warm and humid, and winters are mild.  Balm summer days may bring temperatures in the low to mid-90's, but the river breezes relieve the heat and humidity.  Winter highs sometimes reach the 50's, with lows in the 30's.

My first summer in Clarksville was very hot!  The temperatures were well over 100 for many, many days.  But, as I've been told last summer was unusual.  I love the people in Clarksville and I plan on spending the rest of my life here regardless of the weather conditions. 

 I have lived in Clarksville for just under a year now, and having come from Florida,,,,I'd have to say it's pretty darn cold.  I have never lived this far North before.  The locals, or the people who were born and raised here, say that it may be a few more weeks.  I think the low last night was 32!

Clarksville, TN is a beautiful city!  I noticed the Bradford Pears blooming the other day.  I love Bradford Pears, they are like little surprises in the Spring.  You don't even know they are ready to bloom, just all of a sudden one day......poof, there they are!!!

Trying to stay warm in Tennessee.  

Hello Everyone,

Just wanted to introduce myself.  This is a great site and I can't believe I've waited this long to sign up!

Thanks for all the great bloggers out here.... Thanks to everyone that has commented to me so far, I am so excited.  I can't read fast enough.

There is such a wealth of information out here, the newbie group is where I'm concentrating on right now.  Does anyone know the difference in Real Estate Agent and Real Estate Sales Person?  I see some local agents are in the Real Estate Sales Person "Group"  while most of the agents are in the Real Estate Agent "Group".   Thanks again.