Showers (heavy at times) are currently moving thru portions of our two counties. You can view the radar anytime on our website here: Radar | Nashville Severe Weather
Additional scattered showers will be possible throughout the day on Thursday. They’ll be light and quick – if you do see any. HRRR gives its’ best guess below.
Similar to yesterday, wind gusts of 20-30mph from the S have been common today but will relax after sunset. Scattered clouds have managed to keep our temperatures down today, and have only reached the mid 70s, short of our forecasted high of 80°.
Gusts between 20-30 mph have been common today due to a tightening pressure gradient. These strong gusts will continue thru Tuesday afternoon before relaxing.
Our dry weather will come to a pause Tuesday evening when a line of showers approaches – and won’t be in any hurry to get out of here.
Sunset was at 4:48p today, a new norm for the next few months…
Above average temps aren’t going anywhere either – with highs in the low 80s thru Tuesday, “cooling” down a tad to the mid 70s for the remainder of the week.
BNA officially ended October with 0.49″ of rainfall, not very much. Your backyard could’ve seen more/less, just depends on location.
Stubborn clouds that have finally cleared kept the temps down today, with highs only in the upper 60s for most.
Happy Halloween!
A line of rain (heavy at times) is quickly approaching, bringing us our second rain chance of the month.
You can check the radar anytime on our website here: Radar | Nashville Severe Weather
Rain is likely on Halloween – just the exact timing is still up in the air.
Best way to get a grasp on timing is to dive in the models, which can still be wrong!
The latest HRRR model (below) shows a line of moderate rain moving thru during the afternoon and evening, mostly out by 8pm or so, with lingering on/off showers possible.
Models continue to indicate that we could be in for some rain Thursday afternoon and evening. While exact timing is still iffy, current guesstimates are not the best news for trick or treating.
The Euro (left) and GFS (right) continue to be quite consistent in agreement with rain in the area during prime trick or treat time.
Models continue to indicate Halloween may be a wet one.
While the week up until Thursday will be dry, a cold front will approach us and bring us our rain chances.
The GFS, Euro, and ICON model continue to be consistent with timing, showing a rainy time for candy getting. While the NAM model thinks maybe the rain holds off just a tad, allowing for some dry trick or treating.
Officially 0.05″ of rain fell at BNA yesterday, other places got closer to an inch of rain. Most didn’t get a ton, but at least it’s something.
Our second rain chance this month will of course fall on Halloween, potentially putting a damper on trick or treating.
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