Been seeing a lot of questions about the smoke/haze. Most of it has exited our area and most of what you saw was fog this morning, with a little haze mixed in. Here’s the current near-surface smoke density. read more

Still seeing some smoke from the wildfires in Canada. A graphic from NWS Atlanta visualizes it well.

The cold front will be responsible for the clouds and rain we see today. It’ll also aid in pushing the smoke and haze out. read more

We’ll be dry today but incoming smoke from wildfires in Canada will be impacting us, especially tonight thru Wednesday morning.

Although it’ll make for a cool looking sunset tonight and sunrise tomorrow, the smoke will drop the air quality. People with respiratory issues may need to limit time outdoors. read more

Wattery chances will be mostly confined to those south of I-40.

HRRR model (above) thinks your best chance of seeing anything will be in the afternoon/evening, with chances dropping when the sun goes down, on my side of town. No severe weather concerns. Lightning, gusty winds, small hail, heavy rain are all possible, y’all know the routine by now. read more

The Storm Prediction Center has outlooked both of our counties with a 5% chance of damaging winds within 25 miles.

The graphic above sums it up well but let us dive into more details.

HRRR model (above) agrees with the timeframe of 1pm – sunset, maybe lingering a little longer after. read more

I got a wide range of responses from my 90’s themed blog yesterday. I figured the bossman would call me into his office.

Little did he know, I was waiting for this, and had a response.

Another disclaimer, I’ve never seen a second of 90210. I know, shame on me. However, now you may get more 90210 gifs than you bargained for. read more

Disclaimer: I wasn’t alive in the 90’s. That doesn’t mean I’m uncultured. I know my fair (but limited) share of 90’s fads.

Maybe not so much the temperatures, but the (mostly) dry weather will make you want to do the Carlton. read more

Somehow, we are already into the sixth month of the year. And the weather is pretty typical for it.

• HRRR model (above) thinks we may get some action this afternoon/evening
• No severe weather concerns
• Lightning, gusty winds and heavy rain are possible, it’ll be brief though
• If thunder roars, go indoors

We’re set up for a nice, but hot weekend. Temps will be the hottest they’ve been all year as they reach the lower 90s. read more

A mere repeat of yesterday. We dodged Wattery chances yesterday, we’ll see if our luck (or bad luck depending on how you see it) continues.

• Best chances to see anything will be afternoon/evening
• No severe weather concerns
• Can’t rule out lightning, gusty winds and heavy rain
• If thunder roars, go indoors

Warm (Hot?), But Mostly Dry Start To June

• Hottest temperatures thus far this year will come this weekend
• Continued Wattery chances, but lower chances this weekend thanks to drier air
• Dewpoints will be in the low 60s so not much difference in actual temp and heat index
• Warm and mostly dry pattern continues into early next week

Quick References:

Weather changes constantly.
Follow @NashSevereWx on Twitter for any changes to this forecast. read more

The last two days of May will be reasonable for late May. Highs in the mid 80s and Wattery chances in the afternoon/evening.

HRRR model thinks most of the activity misses us today and tomorrow. However, some lightning, gusty winds and heavy rains cannot be ruled out. No severe weather expected 🙌. read more