Current Radar

There is a lot going on.

There’s a Frost Advisory through 9 AM tomorrow.

A Fire Weather Watch is in effect Tuesday afternoon.

And there is a Hazardous Weather Outlook for rain/storms Wednesday night into Thursday. read more

Current Radar

Rain Likely Late Afternoon/Early Evening – High 49°

Upper level low pressure is pushing rain into Middle Tennessee. Check out the current radar above, or below:

This rain will probably mix with sleet/flakes. The upper low is bringing its own supercold temps, and making the ice. No worries, though, it’s way too warm at the surface to cause travel problems. read more

Current Radar

Rain Likely Later This Afternoon – High 49°

As I write this, scattered rain showers stretch from Bowling Green to McMinnville. These specific showers aren’t moving our way and I don’t think they will impact us.

But, if you look further north, you see the larger picture – an upper level low pressure system – dropping a rain/snow mix across southern Indiana, southern Illinois, and SE Missouri. Check out the current radar above, or below: read more

Current Radar

Tonight/Overnight/Monday Morning

Severe and tornadic thunderstorms are now ongoing in Arkansas and approaching Memphis. Those storms are expected to weaken by the time they cross the Tennessee River, reduced only to a few weak thunderstorms and rain by time they reach here early Monday morning. The HRRR model illustrates this weakening. read more

Current Radar 

That Rain Blob To Our West Is Just Sitting There

Check out the radar, above. Rain is piling up and raising flooding concerns in Louisiana, Arkansas, and West Tennessee.

When’s in coming to Middle Tennessee? Well, THAT much rain isn’t. But it’s going to rain here, and it’s going to be warm. read more

Current Radar

Monday – More Clouds, Probably Not a Sprinkle or Two – Early 48° High 70°

Sunday’s light south wind becomes a strong south wind Monday. Therefore, higher temps!

The NAM4 model wants to sneak in a few light showers from the west during various parts of the day; however, both the big global models (GFS, Euro) think the rain-suppressing ridge sitting off our east is strong enough to fight them off. Rain isn’t in the official forecast, but we should at least account for the NAM4’s intermittent, very light, no-rainout, showers. read more

Current Radar

As I write this, a cold front is taking shape in the midwest. Meanwhile, shortwave energy can be seen over the northern Rocky Mountains. Both are moving southeast, and will be here tomorrow. read more

Current Radar

A Little Rain Late Tonight

Around or after midnight, a little trough will try and shove in some light rain.  The atmosphere is really dry near the surface, and this rainer looks pretty weak, so we aren’t expecting it to alter any outdoor activities Monday. read more

Current Radar

This Weekend – Awesome – High 61 Today, High 68

There’s high pressure in charge, so that’ll mean awesome weekend weather. Warm, too?

Next Week — Rainy

There’s a chance of light rain late Sunday night into Monday, but the system looks kinda weak, and it won’t squeeze out much rain. Maybe a few drops Monday morning. read more

Current Radar

Saturday – Much Warmer – Early 33°, High: 61°

Winds will quickly shift from out of the north to out of the south as the high pressure moves over our area.

We will be just on the fringe of the cold air mass Saturday morning.

The southerly winds will help us warm up during the afternoon. read more