A look at the meteogram (in descending order: temp/wind chill, rain, snow, freezing rain, sleet) . . .
. . . earlier today had only rain in the forecast for us tonight. Notice now the inclusion of snow after midnight.
Author: David
No Snow Shenanigans Expected Tonight. Just Rain.
3 Random GIFs
Editor’s note. Yesterday I sent to The Intern 2.0 three random GIFs, and challenged him to incorporate them into today’s whatever-this-is.
Today – Increasing Clouds – High 50°
A disturbance originating out of the Northern Plains will make its way towards Middle Tennessee. We will not see anything explosive . . .
Here Comes The Wind!
Tonight – Windy!
At 6 PM, a Wind Advisory kicks in, and lasts a full 24 hours.
- Winds: 15 to 25 mph with gusts to 40 mph on Sunday evening increasing to 20 to 30 mph with gusts up to 45 mph on Monday.
- Impacts: A few trees or power lines may be blown down. Isolated power outages are possible. Driving will be difficult at times especially for tractor trailers and large trucks.
Radar loop last 4 hours. Refresh this page to refresh the image:
The main rain blob has moved north, but more is on the way. Expect off/on rain tonight and overnight.
Here Comes The Rain
Tomorrow’s Rain, Storm ETA. And It’s Gonna Be Windy
A Dance with Monkeys
So, The Harpeth Hills Flying Monkey Marathon is Sunday morning. I’m learning about it today because y’all are tweeting us about it: “Will it rain? Whats the deal?” I didn’t know what it was, so I visited the website, and it says “We promise to give you approximately 26.2 tough and memorable miles, with a total of over 3600 feet each of elevation gain and loss, or over 7200 feet of overall elevation change.”
