Good news, models think most of us finally get in a dry day.
While we can’t totally rule out a stray shower or storm, your outdoor plans will likely stay dry today.
On the other hand, heat index values will creep up towards 105°, so be sure to stay cool and hydrated if you do have plans to be outside for long periods of time.
We continue our Wattery (water + lottery) chances today with some isolated showers/storms possible this afternoon and early evening. Basically a repeat of the past couple days, just with some different placement of the showers and storms. We also have reverted to our typical flow pattern, so no more Crazy Ivans.
Another day, more Wattery chances. This week will be a continuation of our rinse (sometimes literally) and repeat pattern we’ve been in for… a while.
A guess from the HRRR model on what the radar could look like today, which won’t be exactly right, but gives a halfway decent idea. More popup showers/storms, mainly confined to the afternoon and early evening. Although last night we saw we can’t rule some precip out a little bit later as well.
Just can’t seem to shake this pattern.
We continue to deal with daily Wattery (water + lottery) chances over the next at least six days.
Chances will vary from low to medium each day. I highly doubt it’ll rain every day but certainly can’t promise one day being totally dry. The joys of the Wattery…
Another few days of medium Wattery (water + lottery) chances before we get somewhat of a pattern shift.
Today and Tuesday will be fairly similar, with scattered showers and storms possible, mainly confined to the afternoon and early evening. Activity really winds down as we get closer to sunset.
We are outlooked at a Slight Risk (2/5) for severe storms this afternoon and evening. Damaging wind is the main concern. But the headline that lasts longer than today is water — a Flood Watch is in effect for all of Middle Tennessee through 6 PM Sunday, with another 1–3 inches of rain possible on top of what’s already fallen.
As of 11a, showers are coming to an end.
Good news is that during the day today looks fairly dry. Can’t totally rule out a stray shower/storm but really think most outdoor plans today you have between lunch and this evening will be dry.
Our Flood Watch goes into effect at 1p today and continues through 6p Sunday.
Multiple rounds of heavy rain will be possible from today through Sunday, bringing upwards of 3-4″+ of additional rain.
Before we get into the Flood Watch, we have continued Wattery chances today. At the time of writing (11a), showers and storms were already going, mostly confined to Davidson County.
These will continue through the afternoon and early evening. Typical hazards of heavy rain with localized flash flooding possible, lightning and gusty winds,
Another day of Wattery chances. This can be applied to everyday this week, ’tis the season.
Scattered showers and storms will be possible starting around midday, continuing thru dinnertime-ish.
No severe weather is expected, but any storm could contain heavy rain, lightning and gusty winds.
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