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Afternoon showers/storms should be moving east towards the Cumberland Plateau, giving us an opportunity to dry out. Temperatures will remain in the middle 80s, but the dew points (what helps make the air feel “thick/soupy”) will be in the lower 70s. Ew.
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Update: CAPE (storm food) has increased across our area this afternoon ahead of a weak front that is approaching middle TN. However, limited moisture is keeping shower/storm development minimal and isolated. The HRRR model projects this continues until about 8PM, and then our rain chances drastically drop off:
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Update: This afternoon’s cold frontal passage has been accompanied by pop up showers and thunderstorms. Please send any severe weather reports to #tspotter.
We do expect to dry out in time for evening activities. Temperatures this evening will fall into the low 80s and upper 70s with a lowering dew point.
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Showers have begun to develop to our West through the day. None, so far, have reached our area. Thank you cap.
There are a few interesting points about the weather for today as we enter the remainder of the afternoon:
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Update: A few showers and storms have developed *west* of our area today. These are expected to die off before making it here, but don’t be surprised by a leftover shower.
Later tonight looks good from the weather department — temperatures will fall through the 80s under mostly clear skies. Any pesky afternoon shower should have moved on or dissipated by sunset.
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Showers and storms are moving across the state this afternoon. The heavier activity is staying north, however a few storms could produce heavier rainfall and frequent lightning.
This rain will continue moving southeast and dissipate later this evening. A cool, quiet night is in store for us.
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Writer’s Note: Today is dedicated to all the dads out there, including mine, who work hard each and every day to make good lives for their families. David typically writes Sundays, but the Interns thought he deserved a day off.
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Update: There’s a very small chance of a shower this afternoon. Otherwise, things remain quiet.
Tonight looks pleasant, as temps fall back into the 70s by mid-evening. Once again, another night to spend outdoors is in the works!
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A cold front has brought drier, relatively cooler air in behind it.
A clear, quiet night is ahead with temperatures falling into the 70s by late evening. Tonight would be a good time to sit outside and enjoy the cooler air.
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