We have one more day of our Heat Advisory, which expires at 7p today. Once again, heat index values up to 105° will be possible this afternoon and evening.

Although it will still be hot this weekend and next week, it just won’t be as hot. It’s still summer, so continue to take it easy if you must be outside for long periods of time. High temperatures continue to be in the low 90s. read more

Outflow boundary that moved thru this morning did a couple of things for us.

1. A good bit of Williamson Co. saw heavy rain, a few folks in Davidson. Watch out for any water on roads.
2. The outflow boundary cooled things off for everyone, BNA gusted to 36 mph and temps went from 84° to 77°
3. I think it’s unlikely we hit our projected high temp of 96°, although it will still get hot.
4. We still could see an afternoon shower or storm, but chances are still relatively low. But still, any storm could contain heavy rain, lightning and some gusty winds.

The Heat Advisory continues thru 7p Friday. Heat index values could still reach up to 107° today and Friday.

Continue to take it easy if you must be outside for long periods of time. Stay hydrated, take frequent breaks, and look before you lock. read more

Unfortunately, I could copy and paste the blog from yesterday for today. I won’t – but the heat remains brutal.

Today and Thursday will likely be the hottest days of the week.

Heat index values (aka “feels like” temps) will again peak near 110° this afternoon. read more

At 9a, BNA reported a temperature of 88°. It could be worse, at the same time, Logan International Airport in Boston was reporting 93° as they make their way up to 102°.

Our brutal heat will continue today – as well as through the end of the week. We are still under a Heat Advisory until 7p Friday. read more

As suspected, NWS Nashville has gone ahead and extended our Heat Advisory until 7p Friday.

Why? Heat index values will reach up to 107° daily.

Take precautions if you have to be outdoors for prolonged periods of time. read more

Showers and storms have helped cooled things off – which has been welcomed, prior to storms heat index values were in the low 100s.

Heat index values will continue to be in the 100 – 106° range thru this weekend. read more

As of 2p, the heat index at BNA was 103°.

This will be common each afternoon over at least the next 6 days.

High temps will easily reach the mid 90s, even upper 90s by the middle of next week.

Dewpoints in the ‘I need gills to breathe’ range will keep heat index values near 105° daily. read more

“Astronomical summer kicks off today at 942 PM CDT, and right on cue, here comes a heat wave” was the opening line to the midday area forecast discussion from our friends at NWS Nashville – which I thought was very fitting. read more

Side note: we could see some areas of locally dense fog early Friday morning. Take it slow in the morning if you encounter any.

We are currently sitting at the 4th wettest start to the year ever, with BNA recording 35.01″ of rain so far. Your backyard may have seen slightly more/less. read more

Just prior to publishing, Davidson Co. have been included in a Severe Thunderstorm Watch until midnight. This does not mean Williamson Co. is in the clear – stay connected! All info in the blog holds true. read more