Wind will continue to howl as we head into the evening and continue into tomorrow morning. Sustained winds of 20 – 30 mph, and gusts up to 50 – 55(!) mph are likely overnight. Secure any loose outdoor items.
Winds will pick up throughout the day Monday, a Wind Advisory will be in effect from 1pm Monday – 7am Tuesday. Sustained winds of 20 – 30mph, with gusts up to 45 – 50mph possible. Secure any outdoor furniture, high-profile vehicles may have a rough time on roads like I-40.
We’ll wake up Sunday morning with temps in the low 30s. Your backyard may get below freezing. We’ll be back in the upper 60s by the afternoon.
“Much of Middle Tennessee will experience an elevated fire danger tomorrow [Sunday] owing to increased wind speeds and very low RH values.” – NWS Nashville
Rain incoming, only about 0.5″ expected, no thunderstorms expected, but enough to be annoying.
Rain should last on/off until around midnight, according to the HRRR model above.
Saturday + Sunday will be dry. Sunday morning temps will be close to freezing but recover well as we make it up into the upper 60s by the afternoon. “This [Sunday] will be our last ‘quiet’ weather day for awhile.” – NWS Nashville
Nice evening ahead of us before some rain chances Friday.
Some light showers are possible Friday morning, majority of the rain will come around Friday evening.
HRRR model (above) gives its best guess at what the radar will look like tomorrow (could be wrong!). Rain should start around ~ 5 or 6pm, +/- a couple hours, and last thru about midnight. Majority of it looks to stay to our SW, but we should get a couple hours of rain. Rainfall totals up to 0.5″, no thunderstorms expected.
Another cold night ahead, we’ll wake up (depending on your sleep schedule) with temps in the mid to upper 30s.
Temperatures will quickly rebound, getting up into the mid 60s by Thursday afternoon. Pretty nice day.
Thankfully, no more sub-freezing temperatures expected in the next 7 days after dipping down into the low to mid 20s last night.
High temps back near 70 degrees tomorrow, with high staying in the 60s for the remainder of the week.
Hard freeze expected tonight with low dipping down into the mid 20s. We’ll wake up with temps in the upper 20s.
“We’re still about 2 weeks from our last average freeze date, so this isn’t abnormal, but it’ll be painful for anyone who jumped the gun on planting.” – NWS Nashville
Main headlines this week will be a hard freeze and fire danger.
Official low tonight is 33°, but your backyard may make it below freezing. High temps Monday only expected to make it in the mid 40s.
Hard freeze expected overnight Monday.
Showers will begin Friday morning and continue on and off until around midday Saturday. HRRR model shown below.
Heaviest rain looks like it’ll fall overnight Friday.
No severe weather concerns for us, those probabilities are to our south and west.
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