We’ll be covering the event today/tonight over on Twitter and also YouTube Live (if a warning is issued). See you there! twitter.com/nashseverewx

Frost Tonight, No Rain Til Thursday Nite

Temps may fall to 32° just before sunrise at BNA, but lower temps are possible in outlying areas. Last night was a good example. Got down to 36° at BNA, but we had ice on our cars this morning out where we live, with a low of 30°. So, your mileage may vary again tonight. All that to say, cover yo plants.

A string of beautiful, rain-free days are ahead, warming each day until an unsettled pattern arrives again Thursday night continuing through the weekend. We could pick up a couple of inches of rainfall over our two counties by the end of next weekend, with the current forecast keeping heavier rain off to our south…along with severe weather. We’ll be watching both of those for any creep northward as the week evolves. 7 day rainfall forecast from WPC:

Sunset time Monday evening is 6:51 pm and getting later each day. Summer’s coming.

Some Frosty Mornings Possible, Sun Returns

Showers this afternoon will clear out this evening, giving way to a precip-free first half of the week. HRRR through 10 pm:

Some chilly nights are expected tonight into Sunday morning and more so Sunday night into Monday morning. Expect scattered frost or even a light freeze either night, or both. I saw y’all at Lowe’s yesterday. Y’all who were buying flowers, tuck them in for the night. Remember, we’re not safe from freezes until about tax day around here.

Beautiful weather sets in for the first half of the week, then we hit a pattern change toward the end of the week. A system will bring showers and thunderstorms, with highest chances on Friday. We are not currently outlooked for severe weather from SPC, but we’ll keep an eye on it.

Remember, Daylight Saving Time begins overnight tonight.

First Saturday of the month, which means Williamson County tornado sirens are tested at 1:00 pm.

First Saturday of the month, which means Davidson Co tornado sirens are tested at noon.

Tornado siren tests are scheduled for today. Davidson at noon. Williamson at 1:00. Be not startled.

HRRR for 6:00 am Wednesday. Not hard to see the cold front. Temps will fall fast from the mid 60s to the low 40s once it passes during the morning hours.

Andrew’s made a quick run to a meet and greet at the Nolensville Farmer’s Market. Go by before 1:00 and say hi!

Housekeeping: well y’all crashed our site again. We’ve been in process of migrating to a wayyy more robust server. Should complete this weekend. So we’ll let the website smolder now and will go OG and cover this event on X.

Radar suggests a wintry mix is falling along and W of 65. Likely sleet mixed in with the rain. 7:21 pm