TLDR: Two more summer-like days before a wetter pattern moves in late Tuesday into Wednesday.
Sunny and warm. High near 91 with a south wind 10 to 15 mph and gusts to 25. NWS-Nashville notes this is the first time many spots west of the Plateau hit the low-90s this year. Tonight stays mostly clear and mild, low around 68.
Bottom line: hot and mostly quiet through Monday across Davidson and Williamson. Our next real rain chance arrives Tuesday and lingers into Wednesday. We are not severe outlooked.
Today tops out near 87° under partly sunny skies, with a south-southwest wind 10 to 15 mph gusting near 25. There’s a low rain chance in the forecast, but per NWS-Nashville that activity should stay up near the Kentucky border — not really our problem.
Easy Friday, warm Saturday, and the first 90° day of the year is probably Sunday in Davidson and Williamson. No severe weather on the table.
Sunny and pleasant. Got that Friday feeling. High near 82, south wind 5 to 10 mph. Tonight goes mostly cloudy with a low around 63.
TLDR: A beautiful Thursday afternoon and a cool night, then we warm up fast into the weekend. No real rain on the table.
Sunny and 73 with a north wind around 10. NWS-Nashville notes low humidity and some gusts along and east of I-65 today, which brings marginal fire weather conditions through late afternoon — be careful with anything that sparks outdoors. Drought is still ongoing.
The next few days run cool and sunny, then the weekend cranks the heat back up. Nashville may finally see its first 90° of 2026. Olivia has your back.
A weak cold front is sliding through Middle Tennessee this afternoon. For us that mostly means some passing mid-level clouds and a wind shift to the northwest, with gusts up to 25 mph. If you were outside you felt it.
The biggest weather story for Davidson and Williamson is how dry it stays — and that summer is finally knocking on the door.
Sunny, high near 80, with barely a breath of wind out of the southeast. A genuinely nice May day. Tonight drops to around 58 under mostly clear skies.
Saturday is picture perfect. Tonight as well albeit with temps in the low 60’s even upper 50’s. Here’s the temp map for 9pm.
Rain moves in Sunday afternoon. By sundown we will be in full wattery mode with some of us getting an occasional downpour. Below is the HRRR for 6pm. Rain should push out by daybreak.
The only wrinkle is a round of showers and a few thunderstorms Sunday afternoon into Monday morning, and even that looks pretty tame.
NWS-Nashville’s key messages back this up:
Warming this weekend with highs mostly upper 70s and lower 80s. Medium to high rain chances Sunday afternoon into early Monday. No hazardous weather through the next 7 days.
Good news: we are no longer outlooked with any severe probabilities for today. We are north of the cold front, which effectively eliminates any concern we had for severe weather. That will all be confined to our south in MS, AL and GA.
So far today, most of the rain have been missing us to our south. I think this will be a common theme throughout this evening but can’t totally rule out a quick shower for some later.
Yesterday we discussed the possibility of an overnight round of showers/storms. This still hold true; however, there’s a low-end chance a storm or storm is strong to severe.
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