Current Radar
The only thing keeping temps down is a nice north wind, thanks to some low pressure off to our east:
Our nice north wind leaves as a Bermuda High sets up. Here come south winds, which means more humidity, more heat. But, no rain.
Current Radar
High pressure and low humidity means the sunshine will be feeling good today.
Winds will blow from the south, delivering humidity, and with that, clouds. Rain chances creep in late Tuesday night, but we think rain chances won’t arrive until Wednesday.
Current Radar
Dewpoints will be in the 30°s, which is nuts for mid-May.
No rain is forecast.
Rain is possible near the Tennessee River early in the morning, but NWS thinks it’ll dissipate and weaken through the day, which leaves us a pretty good dry cushion for most of the day.
Current Radar
Warm and humid air will continue to stream in from the south.
South winds will raise dew points through the 50°s, which means increasing humidity. Clouds should keep temps down.
Rain chances increase after dark, but they look pretty slim.
Current Radar
Humidity won’t be a problem, but it’ll be hot.
South winds will raise dew points through the 50°s, which means increasing humidity. Clouds should keep temps down.
A few days ago, it looked a little rainy Monday in the models, but now we think the rain chances won’t start until well after dark. And those chance look pretty slim.
Current Radar
Our Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been cancelled. The threat is over.
Models are now finally showing consensus on something, and that something is Monday rain. Confidence in this forecast is higher than Sunday’s forecast because there will be a forcing mechanism to initiate rain — a cold front very slowly working across our humid airmass.
Current Radar
It’s not going to rain. Very low humidity.
High pressure is in charge. It’s the pattern.
I’ve been sneezing.
High pressure will slowly break down and reintroduce rain chances.
