Except for blog posts, all updates from now until the storms move out on Tuesday night will be over on X (@NashSevereWx). We’ll see ya there. Latest blog post below.

Tuesday: “Storms could produce damaging winds that could blow down trees, cause power outages, and cause some structure damage; large hail that could damage roofs and cars; frequent cloud to ground lightning; and a few tornadoes. Outdoor events may need to enact safety procedures due to fast storm motions and significant impacts.” – NWS Nashville read more

Latest HRRR for tomorrow shows showers in the morning and the “main event” storms after noon into the evening. Don’t get caught up in exact placement of storms on this one model run. Stay connected. The forecast could change. Loop 2am-10pm. read more

Preparing for severe weather tomorrow, some tips:

Within 25 miles of you tomorrow, the chances of “x” occurring are: tornado – 10%, damaging winds – 30%, large hail – 15%. More info throughout the day today.

HRRR is now in range for Tuesday’s potential severe weather. It’s showing a composite “significant tornado parameter” of around 1.0-1.5 Tuesday afternoon (blue). Anything over 1.0 gets our attention. All modes of severe weather remain possible Tuesday….large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes. More tomorrow as details become more clear. read more

SPC continues to have us outlooked for the possibility of severe weather on Tuesday. Currently a 15% chance of severe weather within 25 miles of you. This will be revised in coming days.

Watching early next week for some potentially bumpy weather. Few/no specifics available at this point. Currently, a 15% chance of seeing severe weather within 25 miles of you. Stay tuned.

Latest updates this evening/overnight will be over on X (Twitter) @NashSevereWx. See you there!

Next round is light rain. After that, weakening storms. No svr weather.