Today our weather is better than New York’s weather and I hope our football team is also, you know, better than the Giants.

(Apologies to my mother in law, who loves Eli Manning, and frankly I respect the dude, my son ran into him last summer and Eli was pure class. May you lose, uninjured, Eli). read more

Most of Nashville and Will Co stayed just above freezing tonight. Those in far north Nashville, and anyone at elevation, saw icing.

Trees ice-glazed in Oak Hill. Elevation matters. pic.twitter.com/CzzfBH7avW read more

If we were about five degrees colder right now everyone would be:

But, we’re in the mid 30°s, embracing uncertainty as part of the social contract involved in, you know, living here and stuff. read more

After Will’s morning blog forecast and my Twitter review of model data, NWS-Nashville held a special briefing, the substance of which you’ll read below.

Wait, You Reviewed Model Data?

In 6 tweets, this morning I laid out all the model data on Twitter. You can read it here. read more

(“Mixyerable” is a new word. Affections will vary).

Winds will relax tonight.

Colder Week Ahead

South winds Sunday will be west winds tonight and NW winds tomorrow morning. Therefore, waking up to temps under 40° Monday. We should not see 50° anytime this work week. Bundle up tomorrow! read more

From NWS-Nashville:

forecast soundings would suggest we should see plenty of wind gusts of 30-35 mph. This is just below wind advisory criteria (gusts of 40-57 mph).

Sustained winds will be strongest this afternoon. read more

Wind chills will remain below or near freezing today despite our high of 41°. Winds will gradually relax through the day.

Below are forecast wind chills every three hours beginning at 9 AM today continuing through noon Wednesday: read more

Windy

17-20 MPH sustained this afternoon. From 9 PM to midnight, winds will gust up to 32 MPH. You may hear things creak.

Meanwhile, Light Rain Tonight

Very light, scattered showers possible beginning at 4 PM. Off and on, meh. Should end around 11 PM. HRRR model future radar: read more

Fog

The kids say “rn,” efficiently meaning “right now.” Hey, it’s your tomorrow. It means everything.

48° and foggy rn. pic.twitter.com/nswJ3CPraI

— NashSevereWx (@NashSevereWx) November 25, 2018 read more

Turkey Bowls will be windy tomorrow.

Turkey Bowl is where you play touch football with family and/or friends, dads and moms included, until:

• someone pulls a hamstring or gets face-elbowed,
• Type A dad yells at Other Type A dad prompting a profanity exchange,
• once-a-child but now-a-teenager dominates the game and cannot be stopped,
• someone says “dinner is ready.”

Not expecting to get below freezing Friday morning, so hopefully shoppers encounter no freezing fog. High 60°. read more