Making Our Way Back to Average Temps
Friday, January 24, 2025 · Elan
We’ve been below average for the majority of the start to January. If it seems like every morning has been cold, you’d be right on.
At midnight, the temperature at Nashville was 31°. The low temperature has been 35° or colder all 24 days this month. It's the first time this has happened on each of the first 24 days of January since 1977, and only the 4th time overall (1968 and 1893 being the others).
— NWS Nashville (@NWSNashville) January 24, 2025
We’re finally getting back towards average for this time of year (highs upper 40s, lows around 30°), and we’ll even get above average by next week.
Models have continued to trend more and more south in regard to the system on Sunday, so our rain chances are down to slim to none at this point. Maybe a quick shower – but it seems unlikely at this point.
Rain chances increase again towards the middle of next week, but way too far to get into any specific deets on that.
Long-range guidance think February begins with warmer than average temps and above average precipitation.
