Bands of showers continue to move across much of Middle Tennessee. If you have any plans today, grab the umbrella before you head out the door.
Current Radar as of 11 AM
While we may see periods of heavier downpours, which could lead to some ponding of water in low-lying areas, we are not expecting any flooding issues with these showers.
The rain is here and will stay over the next 24 to 48 hours. Keep the rain boots and umbrella handy.
HRRR Loop Now Through 3 AM
NAM3 Loop Now Through 6 AM Monday
Impacts
We will receive a decent amount of rainfall over the course of this system. For this reason, there is a flood watch out for both Davidson and Williamson Counties through tomorrow afternoon.
Nothing but sunny skies over the next two days.
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Highs today will stay around the normal mark, topping off in the mid-40s. Tomorrow, things look to warm up fairly quickly thanks to some southerly wind flow bringing our highs into the low-60s.
Mostly cloudy skies are hanging over Middle Tennessee for now. Temps will stay just below average with highs in the mid-40s. If you need to get something done outside today, I would go ahead and do it this morning. After lunch, scattered showers with even heavier showers tonight will begin to arrive.
At 9:45 AM rain is changing to snow near STL. System will take I-24 to Nashville. Most of it will be rain. Possible rain will change to snow after the PM rush hour as the precip departs east. Party/Panic level: low…but interested. pic.twitter.com/6njsVTb8L5
Today and tomorrow look to be two pretty nice days for this week.
Sunny today and tomorrow with temps in the low 40°s today and highs skyrocketing into the upper 50°s tomorrow. Winds tomorrow may get a bit gusty at times with winds in the 10-15 mph range and gusts upwards of 25 mph.
