The warm front never got here today. This eliminated the severe weather threat. Thursday will be quiet. Most of the day Friday should be quiet. Next event incoming Friday night. Let’s talk about it. It’s kinda meh, maybe. read more

Below the HRRR model shows rain off and on through Tuesday night, not much, mostly Monday night and Tuesday, no washout.

Then Wednesday even more rain as seen by the Euro model below.

Now this may be a washout. Perhaps even thunderstorms but the severe threat is more likely well south of us as depicted by SPC: read more

Winds will calm down this afternoon and tonight. 76° today would be the record high for Christmas, set 5 years ago.

Few raindrops may cross by tonight. Inconsequential. Alter no plans. HRRR model:

Monday and Tuesday may bring showers. Models think just rain, off and on, more Tuesday than Monday. Nothing to worry about either day. read more

Hello, dear reader, Merry Christmas Eve. My father is in the other room, appalled while watching The Office for the first time, comedy is occurring here.

But first.

Did you spend Eighty Thousand Dollars on a Christmas vehicle? Big red bow on it? Got plans for a cheesy reveal featuring your perfect teethed fam? And you hatched and executed said plan without saying anything to your spouse about it? Well if you have that thing parked for the Big Reveal near a roof sheltering children, the wind is coming for you my friend, strong enough to blow four of Santa’s reindeer and the front right side of his sled through its rear window, windblown by an act of justice, comedy, or tragedy, and a moment of introspection surely awaits. read more

Tonight’s second Tornado Watch has been issued.

The first Tornado Watch was issued earlier tonight. It had an expiration of 2 AM.

The tornado threat will extend after 2 AM. So a second Tornado Watch has been issued. This one expires at 5 AM. That does not mean the tornado threat will be over at 5 AM. Do not interpret this as an all clear after 5 AM. It’s possible a third Tornado Watch will be needed. Watches typically only go on for 6 hours. read more

The Storm Prediction Center, in coordination with NWS-Nashville, has issued a Tornado Watch for Davidson and Williamson Counties.

This Watch will continue until 2 AM.

Important! A second Watch (Severe Thunderstorm or Tornado) may be (probably will be) needed after 2 AM. We will not be clear of the straight line wind or tornado danger until probably 9 AM or so. (SPC doesn’t issue 12 hour long Watches for anything; too much can change.). read more

Nice weather tonight, but chilly.

Wind chill from 59° at 5 PM, dropping to 49° by 10 PM.

No rain Monday. Hint of rain possible Tuesday on the Euro model but the system dries as it approaches. Bet on dry. read more

Fog formed on area lakes and rivers overnight. Here’s the sat view of it mixing out.

Today watch for these signs.

A Heat Advisory starts at 11 AM and ends at 7 PM tonight. This means the temp/humidity combo will push the heat index/feels like temp to 105° in shaded areas. Much hotter in direct sunlight. Our local heat index should hit 107° in Nashville and 106° in Franklin. You know what to do. Take breaks, guzzle water, etc. read more