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

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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.

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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!

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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. read more

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

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Lightning storm coming into Fairview and Fernvale. Bellevue/Warner Parks/Brentwood next. 11:26 am

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Radar Update 10:22 am: Heavier rain missing us juuuuust off to the SE. Sneaky cell headed our way tho from the SW. Off/On showers continue through the day, some brief moderate/heavy rain possible.

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First Saturday of the month. Monthly test of Williamson County tornado sirens is at 1:00 pm. Just a test.

Wind Chill Advisory Through Sunday Morning

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The brutal cold is the big story. More on that in just a bit. First, quick note about the snow.

Light snow showers across the area have been stubborn to dissipate today with some sites still reporting light snow or flurries ongoing this afternoon. So a dusting or a quick half inch of snow isn`t out of the question still through this afternoon, but all of this should wind down within the next few hours. NWS Nashville

If you get a quick burst of snow, roads can deteriorate quickly on a local level, even if just for a few minutes. Take it easy out there. read more

Check Your Storm Drains and Gutters, Rain’s Coming!

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Forecast rain amounts have increased in the last 24 hours, with widespread 2-3 inch rainfall expected between Friday evening and Sunday evening.

Now that the leaves have fallen, this is a good time to check the drainage on your property and clear out any gutters/drains/culverts/ditches that are designed to carry water away. While the flood threat is low, clogged drains could create an issue. read more