Today – Windy – High 60°
The HRRR model depicts colder and drier air (as of 11 AM):
This cold front coupled with a low pressure system moving eastward in the Ohio River Valley will give us strong winds through 6 PM. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory until 6 PM.
Today – Partly Sunny & Showers possible – 62°
A southerly wind and an approaching disturbance will give us a slight chance for showers during the day and into the evening. Additionally, the winds will be sustained between 10mph – 15mph, maybe gusting up to 30mph!
Today – Partly Sunny – 49°
As high pressure shifts to the east, warmer air arrives.
Saturday – Mostly Cloudy – Wake Up 39°, High 58°
A south wind will help us warm into the upper 50’s as moisture increases during the day.
Today – Cool – 43°
A dry cold front pushed through Middle Tennessee late last night, bringing a cold north wind along with it. We will only warm up into the lower 40’s.
Friday – Warming – Wake Up 26°, High 50°
Today – Warmer – 51°
We started today in the teens again, but a southwest wind and sunny skies have come to the rescue.
This warm up is ahead of a dry cold front that will push through Middle Tennessee late this afternoon into tonight. The front will merely maintain the cooler conditions for a few more days.
Today – Below Freezing – 31° (Wind Chill 22°)
At 3 AM, a few misbehaving flurries pushed east of Nashville, leaving us bitterly cold and dry. This morning was the coldest the lower 48 states have been since 1976… 85 percent of the continental US experienced at or below freezing conditions which affected 226 million Americans!
Today – Partly Sunny & Cold – High 45°
A south wind produced by high pressure just off to our E will warm us up into the mid 40’s during the day.
The National Weather Service believes we will have a slight chance for rain and sleet after 1 AM, as a low pressure system nears Nashville. IMO we will not have any precip until sunrise on Sunday, and it will just be a cold rain. A few places such as bridges and overpasses could accumulate some patches of ice, but for the most part this won’t be a big deal.
Today — Much Colder — High 36° (Wind Chill 27°)
Temps will be 20° to 25° below normal, but we will not reach record low temps. NW winds at 10 to 15 mph are keeping wind chills in the 20°s.
Forecast wind chills from 6 PM Wednesday to 6 PM Thursday (every 3 hours):
31, 27, 23, 22, 20, 25, 31, 32, 28
Thursday — Much Colder — Wake Up 27°, High 40° (Wind Chill 32°)
Morning lows will bottom out in the mid to upper 20°s. We will struggle to get into the lower 40’s.
Monday – More Sun, Warmer – High 70°
A strengthening southerly wind will pump in unseasonably warm air.
Cloud cover will increase overnight as a front approaches.
Tuesday – Warm, Cloudy, Rain on the Way – Wake-Up 48°, High 65°
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