Friday Sprinkles Possible; Heavier Rain Sat Night thru Sunday

Thursday

Nice overall with some clouds hanging out:

Copy and Paste Friday with some Possible Sprinkles

Friday generally looks the same as Thursday with a high of 64°.

Some sprinkles are possible. Most won’t feel any and if you do, they will be very light and brief.

Here’s what the NAM3 shows Friday morning through the evening:

Rain-Maker Moves in this Weekend

The nice, dry weather will come to an end as a cold front will bring rain and some possible storms this weekend.

Timing

Models have slowed the system by a few hours since last night, bringing the heaviest rains and best storm chances to our area from early Sunday morning through late afternoon.

NWS-Nashville Afternoon Discussion, 12/26/19

The GFS model shows light rain overnight Saturday into Sunday morning, with heavier rain pushing through Sunday afternoon and evening:

The EURO model agrees:

As of now, the rain should be cleared out by the typical Monday morning commute to work.

What we can Expect:

Storms are possible Saturday night through Sunday afternoon, but we aren’t concerned with anything severe as instability remains low.

Total rainfall probably in the 1-2 inch range. Currently no flooding concerns as this system shouldn’t linger over the area.

High temperatures will stay in the mid-60s until Monday when the colder air sweeps in, dropping us closer to average around 50°.