Rain is mostly confined to our southeast, but some stray showers aren’t wanting to leave. HRRR model (below) continues to show chances of these stray showers hanging around all day.
It won’t be particularly heavy rain, just enough to make you slightly annoyed. You can always check the radar here: Radar – Nashville Severe Weather
As of 11am, rain is mostly confined to the SE corner of WillCo., and will slowly continue to push out, clouds will stick around for the day though. You can check the radar anytime here: Radar – Nashville Severe Weather
The severe threat is over. The Severe Thunderstorm Watch originally set to expire at 9pm has been canceled. You can tweet any damage you might’ve had (hopefully not) with #tspotter.
Our focus now moves to an overnight threat for heavy rain. A Flood Watch for both of our counties will begin at 11pm tonight and go thru 1pm Thursday.
Wind Advisory today until 7pm with gusts up to 45mph are possible. Frost possible in many areas Sunday morning, so cover up loved plants.
Another severe weather round is possible Tuesday.
The Storm Prediction Center has maintained our 15% chance of severe weather within 25 miles for Tuesday. Details are still hazy and trying to say an ETA is tough. But a superrr rough estimate would be Tuesday PM – Wednesday AM. All modes of severe weather look possible, as CAPE (storm fuel) and wind energy look plentiful, which is not great news. Not to panic, this is 5 days away and a lot will change between now and then. The greater threat looks to be to our west. We’ll keep ya posted.
