Current Radar
This evening we’ll fall through the 60s into the 50s by late evening. Tonight would be more appropriate for marshmallow roasting.
Good news for fans of fall: Saturday’s cooler temps are expected to repeat on Sunday. Pressure gradients (measure of how fast pressure changes over certain area) will relax a bit, in turn, causing winds to slow down.
Current Radar
Winds will become northerly with the passage of the previously mentioned cold front. It won’t have a big effect on our overnight low temperature, as much as tomorrow’s daytime highs. Again, no rain is expected with this front. You may see some clouds, but otherwise, it’s a nice night to be out on the town.
Current Radar
No complaints about Mother Nature tonight. Temperatures will fall slowly into the 70s after dinner time.
Mainly clear sky conditions will allow overnight lows to reach the low 60s.
Like the director of a band, M. Nature requests more of Tuesday’s weather for Wednesday.
Current Radar
Temperatures fall back into the 60s by mid-evening, so if you’re headed outside, be sure to bring a jacket.
Rain from the afternoon should subside through the dark-time hours, but one straggler or two (like last night) is possible. The water valve should completely shut off by the 10pm news.
Current Radar
Rain that develops and swings in from the north during the day will begin to dissipate after sunset. Temperatures will be quite chilly, falling through the 60s and upper 50s by later tonight.
Current Radar
A nice night is ahead…you might even need a jacket. Temperatures will plummet through the 70s and into the 60s by mid-evening.
Another cold front is expected to swing through the area, reinforcing our cooler air. Along with this boundary, a slight chance of showers is possible.
Current Radar
Not too bad for a September night. Again, much like last night, where it’s probably not bonfire material yet. Temps will fall through the 70s after dark sets in.
Certainly not very good for the vampires out there. Temperatures during the afternoon will reach the lower 90s again, and we will introduce a slight uptick in humidity levels. This may push the “feels like” temperature into the middle and upper 90s, but either way, it’ll be plain hot.
Current Radar
I know it’s “technically fall”, but I don’t know if this is campfire weather quite yet.
Regardless, it will be a nice evening to be out and about! Temperatures will meander into the upper 70s by 8-9pm.
Current Radar
The temperature/dew point grids look great for a night outdoors with temperatures in the 70s by 7pm and the dew point in the lower 60s. Humidity levels will feel nearly non-existent compared to what we’ve had.
Overnight, we’ll drop down into the lower 60s!
On a scale of 0-100%, we’re only expecting about 10% cloud cover on Wednesday. This means that much of Tuesday’s weather carries over…lots of sunshine and dry air over the region will make playing (or working) outside feel more “bear”able.
No problems in regards to rain, really through the entire week/weekend. Afternoon highs will top out in the low 90s with a gradual increase in clouds later in the week.
Those attending the Pilgrimage Festival this weekend should be in good shape! As long as our system out west isn’t *magically forecasted to speed up by about 36 hours*, Saturday and Sunday look fine.
From NWS Nashville:
Nashville averages 47 days with 90 degrees and above. The most ever is 96 days back in 1954. The ranking goes like this for days 90 and above: 1954...96 most ever 2010...82 1980...82 2016...81 so far 1952...81 1941...81 1944...79 1953...78 1936...78 1925...78 1988...75 2007...74
Current Radar
Anyone who experiences rain later today will cool down immediately into the mid-upper 70s. Nice, right?
In case you don’t see rain, your temperature stair-step into the upper 70s will be a little slower, but we’ll get there. A comfortable night ahead in the temp. department, but it will remain humid.
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