Current Radar
Storms are approaching the TN/KY border to our north. Check-in on Twitter for updates.
Both the HRRR and NAM4 models have a chance for rain this evening:
Both models are picking up on a frontal boundary sagging south into northern Tennessee. If the boundary can hold together, a few showers and maybe a scattered storm are possible, especially earlier in the evening while the sun is still up.
Current Radar
Things should be dry for your evening plans!
It’ll be warm, though. Overnight lows will be in the low 70°s.
Slim rain chances will follow us into tomorrow, as well:
The NAM4 model isn’t picking up on much of anything, but its not impossible that we could see a scattered shower throughout the day.
Current Radar
Conditions will be warm this evening thanks to the sunshine we’ll get throughout the day.
But, the rain will continue to stay away:
It’s not out of the question that we’ll catch a shower or storm overnight, though chances aren’t overly impressive:
Current Radar
Thunderstorms (1 severe at this time) are in the area as of 6:15 PM. Please check-in with us on Twitter @NashSevereWx for updates!
Showers and storms will continue into the evening hours:
Current Radar
We are under a slight risk for severe thunderstorms through early tomorrow morning:
While strong storms are likely to continue for areas inside this brown line, we’re not expecting a severe thunderstorm watch to be issued:
Current Radar
*Updated with Severe Thunderstorm Watch at 11:50 AM – Kaiti*
Both the HRRR model (shown) and the NAM4 model (not shown) agree that this afternoon’s activity will be southeast of us well before 7 PM:
Current Radar
*Updated with latest SPC update at 12:27 PM -Kaiti
We have been downgraded to a MARGINAL risk of severe thunderstorms today:
Here’s the breakdown of wind, tornado, and hail risks:
Current Radar
Williamson and Davidson Counties are 2 of the counties under a heat advisory today until 7 PM this evening:
Another HEAT SAFETY Reminder:
Please take it easy out there for the rest of the day. Lows tonight will be mild, in the mid 70°s.
Current Radar
It’ll still be quite warm by this evening, but skies should be mostly clear and the rain will continue to stay away:
Temperatures will bottom out in the low 70°s overnight.
As if we didn’t have enough heat in the vicinity, a warm front will pass through early on Thursday.
Current Radar
As a front approaches this afternoon, we’ll likely see some showers, but not much in the way of thunderstorms. We are in a marginal risk for severe weather through tonight:
The HRRR and NAM4 Models are not in great agreement on timing or quantity. Here’s 8 PM: