Current Radar
The rain is here. It will start off light, and gradually pick up in intensity tonight. Only 0.20″ expected, but that’s enough to rain us out.
Rain will continue overnight. From 6 PM to 6 AM, 0.36′ is expected. That’s a lot of rain.
Current Radar
Another Current Radar:
The radar has shown rain in West Tennessee most of the day, but none of it has moved into Middle Tennessee. High pressure to our east has seen to that.
But, the rain is coming, slowly but surely. Check out the NWS line through Tuesday:
Current Radar
High Pressure Keeping Rain Away Most of Today – High 70°
The HRRR thinks we’ll see rain arrive this afternoon and tonight:
However, much of this just isn’t happening, at least not in Middle Tennessee. To account for a stray drizzler, NWS-Nashville has introduced “sprinkles” into our afternoon forecast. The real rain should stay well off to the west.
Current Radar
Temps today have been 10° to 15° above normal.
Out west, a winter storm is brewing.
We won’t get the “winter,” but we’ll get the rain.
Overnight, winds from the S/SE will bring in warmer and more humid air, but the rain out west will be blocked by high pressure sittin’ over the Gulf Coast. Sooooo….
Current Radar
1.42″ fell in the Official Rain Can today. For 23 consecutive hours, winds gusted to at least 25 MPH. For 10 of those hours, winds gusted to at least 30 MPH. Top “official” wind gust: 44 MPH.
Current Radar
The severe weather threat for today is well off to our west with an “enhanced” risk issued for Texas and Oklahoma. As we update this today, the severe event for them is just now kicking off:
Current Radar
Severe weather is brewing out west Monday. The Storm Prediction Center already has an Enhanced risk area in Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas. It’s even “hatched” — the shaded part — which indicates a potentially significant severe event.
Current Radar
Clouds coming in from the west:
But, today no rain, not much wind. Looks pretty good.
I bet your weather app looks something like this. Let’s add some details.
Out west, a severe weather event is shaping up on Monday. The Storm Prediction Center already has an Enhanced risk area in N Texas and SW OK.
Current Radar
NWS-Nashville announced they’re not issuing Frost or Freeze Advisories/Warnings for the rest of the winter. We may dip under freezing in some spots just before sunup, but officially we should stay just above freezing.
Current Radar
NWS-Nashville announced they’re not issuing Frost or Freeze Advisories/Warnings for the rest of the winter. We may dip under freezing in some spots just before sunup, but officially we should stay just above freezing.