Current Radar
After a cold morning thanks to the cloud cover, the clouds were swept away and we officially made it to 59°.
You should expect in the “usual spots,”, but hopefully it will not become widespread.
Current Radar
Cloud cover suppressed temps today.
We are already seeing clearing in NW Tennessee:
We may see the sun before dark. It’ll be close.
Friday, the pattern shifts as a scraggly group of widely isolated showers blows our way from the SW:
Current Radar
A little shortwave arrives while we sleep. Here it is at 3 AM:
It won’t be much of a rain producer. Barely even a sprinkler, probably nothing.
Timing may be off. Don’t be surprised if you see a little sprinkle on the windshield in the morning. No big deal. I can’t believe I’ve written this much about it.
Current Radar
Lingering fog will mix out by mid-morning. South winds will steadily blow in warmer air, rapidly warming us beyond 60°
A shortwave should show up, with broken/isolated showers.
Current Radar
Probably not. A weak rain blob will pass north of us tonight/overnight. The HRRR model thinks the southern edge of it might reach into Nashville, but that seems pretty unlikely.
Current Radar
It was a good day for parading.
Santa spreading Christmas cheer on Broadway. #NashvilleChristmasParade pic.twitter.com/9YsqZ43FdV
— Jack's Bar-B-Que (@jacksbarbque) December 5, 2015
Current Radar
More rain is here. It’ll stick around at least through the overnight hours.
HRRR does a good job of illustrating the off/on nature (mostly “on”) of the rain tonight.
Current Radar
As you see from the above radar, the rain is here, and should remain through the evening.
Here’s the HRRR model through Monday morning:
We expect a break in the rain Monday morning, but by the afternoon, rain chances go back up.
Current Radar
When we look out west, there’s a pretty big break in the rain.
There’s plenty more rain coming over the next few days. The immediate question is: what about this afternoon?
Current Radar
So far, just 0.07″ in the official rain can (through 2:53 PM), but that’s only going to increase.
NWS has our precip chances at “categorical,” which is code for
