Hot Week Ahead

Posted on by David

Current Radar

 Looks like the “hard G” is winning. Gif as in “gift.” I was in the “soft G” camp, until I read this:

I admit it. I was wrong.

I’m in the hard G camp now.

Some Weather

The most recent HRRR model predicts for us scattered daytime-heating rain/storms:

But the NAM4 model does not show rain. High pressure is in charge, giving areas south and east of us a better chance of rain. I’m not ready to totally dismiss the HRRR model, above, but I think we’ll stay almost completely dry.

It’ll be really hot, though, with humidity remaining high and clear skies letting temps rise into the low 90°s.

The Week Ahead

95° Monday, y’all.  With dewpoints remaining oppressive (low 70°s, gross), can’t rule out a shower or two Monday or Tuesday, especially Tuesday when a weak front comes south from the Great Lakes. Neither day looks like a washout.
Yesterday, the models had a really hot end to the week:

The latest run of the Euro gives us triple digits Thu-Fri-Sat. The GFS is similar, even goes to 103° Thu and 102° Sat.

That’s what those models say.
NWS-Nashville has the temps only hitting the mid-90°s during this stretch. High pressure should limit, or maybe eliminate, rain chances Wed-Fri.
Weekend looks typical for July — hot, humid, some afternoon storms scattered around Middle Tennessee. Probably would rather have the rain Saturday than 100°+.

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