Tonight – Some Thunderstorms Possible – High 90

To those who answered a call to defend our nation before and after the attacks: simply — thank you.

An outflow boundary is coming in from the north, due to a collapsing thunderstorm complex in Kentucky. It could set off some thunderstorms for us as it passes through. Keep an eye on Twitter @NashSevereWx for any development. read more

Tonight – Thunderstorms Move Out– High 90

Stormy afternoon! If you already felt the effects of today’s rain/storms then you’re probably in the clear for the rest of the evening. Another light shower can’t be ruled out. Once the sun sets, rain chances really fall off. read more

Monday Night – Small Chance of a Little Sprinkler

A few mostly stationary showers, and a few thunderstorms, are dotting the radar. Most of the action is east of I-65. No strong or severe worries. Lightning is the main concern. read more

Monday – Mostly Sunny– High 93

7a 71 . 10a 82 . 1p 89 . 4p 91 . 7p 87 . 10p 79

Heat and humidity, but with a small chance of rain.

Tuesday – Chance of Afternoon Thunderstorms – High 94

7a 73 . 10a 84 . 1p 91 . 4p 94 . 7p 89 . 10p 80 read more

Rest of Saturday – High 90, Clear (7pm 85, 10pm 76).

High pressure is dominating our weather, so we’ll bake up to 90 this afternoon. It’ll be warmer in the sun. Watch out for sunburn. read more

Tonight – Pleasant – High 88

No rain, temps 83 around 7 pm, 74 by 10 pm.

Saturday – Sunny; Weddings & Game Day Looking Good – High 91

7a 67 . 10a 80 . 1p 88 . 4p 90 . 7p 85 . 10p 76

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The weekend forecast is this good:

Tonight – Pleasant – High 85

It won’t rain.

Friday – Few Clouds – High 90

7a 64 . 10a 78 . 1p 87 . 4p 89 . 7p 84 . 10p 74

Temps and humidity creeping higher, but still no chance of rain. “It’s a dry heat.” (well, sort of). read more

Tonight – Pleasant – High 85

Humidity continues to drop. If you thought it was nice last night, tonight will only be better. No chance of rain.

Thursday – Few Clouds – High 87

7a 64 . 10a 77 . 1p 85 . 4p 87 . 7p 83 . 10p 74. read more

Summer-y

[Editor’s Note: Get it? Summary of the Summer?  Summer-y! I came up with this. Don’t blame The Intern].

Meteorological Summer is officially over. It was a wet, cool summer. The stats for June through August: read more

1. One Last Shot of Rain/Storms. By mid afternoon, the cold front had crossed the Ohio River, reached the Kentucky side of the Land Between the Lakes, and continued its march our way. The cold front is setting off rain showers and a few thunderstorms ahead of the front.  Strong winds and lightning are the main concern; otherwise, there isn’t much to this. read more