Today, due to the extensive cloud cover and scattered showers we only reached high of 54 °.
A chance for some scattered showers will be the story for the remainder of the day and into this evening. The majority of the rain moves in overnight tonight and into Saturday afternoon. The latest HRRR model has it moving in around 3AM-6AM:
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Clouds will begin to move out of Middle Tennessee as we progress through the afternoon and into the evening. We’ll stay dry today, it’ll feel a little cool with some of the cloud cover, high near 50 °. Don’t forget about that wind chill though, as the NWS-Nashville explains:
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A few hours here or there may make the difference.
We’re staying dry, but it’s still going to be pretty chilly out there tonight. We’ll drop to 25°. Brrr…
The good news is that the weekend will be warmer.
Saturday will be up to 54° and Sunday even warmer up into the mid 60s. We’ll steer clear of rain for the weekend and stick with the sun, so any plans will be in great shape!
Lots of sun, afternoon highs mid 60s today through Wednesday.
Rain starts sometime during the Thursday morning rush hour.
Then it lingers through Thursday evening.
After midnight Thursday into Friday morning snowflakes may mix in.
Those cool showers have finally moved out of Middle Tennessee, bringing behind it plenty of cooler temperatures for all of us to “enjoy.” Here’s the HRRR, showing this line of showers along the cold front leaving us :
When the clouds thin out we should warm up to around 72° this afternoon.
Tuesday our rain chance begins, but just a chance; rain is unlikely. Weather models think most of the area will stay dry until Wednesday. Up to around 73°.
Rain has already begun to move its way into Middle Tennessee. Widespread showers will continue to move into the area this afternoon, with some heavier pockets at times.
For the next few hours, here’s the HRRR:
The storms that formed west of us have fizzled almost completely. This was expected to occur. However, the main front is still back to the west and could set off additional showers and thunderstorms as the day goes on. Instability (storm food) will be weak, so we’re not too worried about severe weather.
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