In the near-term, our days and nights will be near carbon copies of each other, highs around 80….morning lows in the low-mid 50s.
Looking toward next weekend, a trough of low pressure “of decent strength” (NWS) could move through from west to east. While it’s too soon to tell whether we could get severe weather out of it, these are the types of Fall systems that can deliver such.
The pattern continues. Mornings will be cool in the low 50s with localized fog.
Afternoon highs will range from the upper 70s to lower 80s…plenty of sun.
No rain until at least next weekend. The GFS hints at a *possible* weak system on Saturday/Sunday a week from now, but that’s gonna need to come into better view before we get to excited about it.
Strap yourself in. Ready? For the next week:
We call it the Wattery. It’s like the lottery, except with…rain. Been around Nashville long enough, and you know, rain chances verify with a little bit of luck this time of year. Those rain chances start very low today and gradually ramp up by mid-week, likely peaking Wednesday. We’ll give them shout-outs on socials when they get going each day. As usual, storms are most likely during the hot afternoon/early evening.
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Temperatures are beginning to fall and will soon dip below freezing. If the forecast holds true, they will not rise above 32° until around 10am Thursday morning. That’s about 104 hours at or below freezing. Your mileage may vary.
At the time of this writing, rain is knocking on the door of both Davidson and Williamson Counties. See latest radar here.
The morning weather balloon in Nashville showed some pretty dry air in the mid-levels, which means the air will pick up some of the moisture the clouds will be putting down. Translation: scattered showers have been a little slower to get here.
Sunset tomorrow night (afternoon) will be at 4:48pm.
Average high temps for Nashville rn are about 65°. We’re…running a little hot.
80° Sunday w/ sun. Add a few more clouds and knock a couple of degrees off the high for Monday.
What’s left of Beryl is a low end severe threat for us. SPC calls it a 5% chance of a tornado occurring within 25 miles of you. Lower chances SE of Nashville.
There is also a low risk of damaging straight-line winds with storms that occur where you are.
While this isn’t a forecast blog, this is a look ahead to something coming soon!
David, Will and I remember the days, not so long ago, when we were financially supporting NashSevereWx out of our own pockets. Granted, we didn’t have as many ongoing costs as we do now. But, being weather twitterers was a sandbox we wanted to play in, and our families were gracious enough to humor us (and still do).
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