Current Radar Loops:

At 3:56 PM, the NWS posted this:

Keep an eye on those storms flying out of N Alabama.

Tornado Watch Until Midnight

Here is the Watch Information. Notice the Hazard Likelihood at the bottom: read more

Summary: Windy Monday – Severe Weather in 2 Rounds – Round 1: late afternoon/early evening Monday – Round 2: main squall line ETA 3 AM to 6 AM Tuesday morning – Damaging Winds, Torrential Rain, Tornadoes possible in both rounds. read more

2:42 PM – The National Weather Service issued a Special Weather Statement for both Davidson and Williamson Counties for Monday into Tuesday morning.

2:30 PM – The Storm Prediction Center put out a Mesoscale Discussion that included Middle Tennessee. It has confirmed, however, that the system has missed us to the east. read more

Current Temp

Current Radar Loops

Saturday – Mid 60s – Rain

Rain will be here mid-morning, and should continue off and on through most of the afternoon and evening. The HRRR model thinks there may be a break in the rain by mid afternoon. If you have outdoor activities planned, I suggest you just watch for gaps in the rain on the above radar loops. read more

Overnight – Rain/Storms

Current Radar

A cold front will push showers and storms into our area while we sleep (sometime around 2 AM).

Our NWS points out “a few of these could become severe…mainly hailers.” In fact, there is a good bit of rotation in the atmosphere, and one of the cells has been tornado warned. A tornado here is unlikely, but will need to be monitored. read more

Current Radar

At 8:45 PM, storm activity was diminishing or otherwise moving east of us. The question is: are we done with the storms?

Probably not. Even though there is nothing on the radar to our W and NW, and only very scattered storms are expected over the region while we sleep (any storms we get may be severe, with hail the main threat), more rain/storms are expected Tuesday. read more

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At 6:36 PM the Storm Prediction Center issued a MD for Middle Tennessee. read more

At 3:28 PM the SPC issued a MD for the TN Valley. With continued instability and stronger mid level flow severe storms are possible.

Isolated to scattered severe storms with hail are possible into this evening. If the is an increase in storm coverage and organization then a Severe Storm Watch will be issued. read more

At least one storm chaser is in town.

Don’t know what you’re thinking right now, but this is what I’m thinking:

You better be a pro to chase around Middle TN. Anyway…

Sunday – High 71° – Sunny…then Clouds & Rain Chances Increase Late read more

Today, we’re trying to be less this:

And more normal.

Today – High 71° – Sunny…then Clouds & Rain Chances Increase

A very nice day. After dark, rain chances arrive.

Monday – Wake 53°, High 76° – Severe Weather Possible read more