A nice and dry Friday in store to end the work week as high pressure builds in.
The cold front that passed through yesterday will make our temperatures a bit cooler today.
Same story in the forecast for Saturday. Sunny and dry conditions throughout the day, but temps will warm back up closer to the 80’s.
Sunny skies will continue until Friday when our next system arrives. Rain should hold off until Friday evening/overnight into Saturday, but don’t be surprised if a few sprinkles or showers pass through during the day Friday.
Happy Sunday! We have a beautiful day in store to finish out our weekend.
Although, we could possibly see some showers and thunderstorms develop as we head into the later afternoon hours, after 5pm.
The HRRR has a few showers in the mix for our evening/overnight hours.
Nice and dry day on tap. Our temps are a bit cooler than usual due to the cold front that moved through yesterday.
Ridging influences will keep us dry once again on Friday, but with less sunshine in the mix as rain moves back in Friday night. Temps still fairly cooler.
A few light showers are possible in our area today, mainly before 3pm. A few more may sprinkle in tonight.
A weak cold front will move through the region today and tomorrow brining more scattered showers Wednesday. ETA mid-day, around lunchtime. Looks really light:
Morning rain has moved east. Clouds remain as another round of storms is expected to develop, mostly east of us. HRRR model below thinks it will be mostly a Plateau issue.
We should be finished with any showers by 2pm.
Rivers levels are plateauing, and will recede. But tonight along comes another line of rain with a few thunderstorms. Our water management system has anticipated the incoming rain and is working to keep river levels steady.
Rain is approaching from the west this morning. The HRRR model (below) thinks it’ll break up before it gets to us.
As we publish this, the rain line is two counties away, moving closer, and has not (yet) broken up. We’ll follow this through the morning on Twitter.
After a long day yesterday of severe weather threats, we will settle down today with just showers in the forecast.
Timing is mainly after 12 noon, with the chance continuing through the night.
Any showers we have are expected to bring light accumulation.
Nothing happening until Thursday, when rain sets up north of us.
Will it get here? Maybe not. Thursday showers will mainly stay north of I-40. They may not even make it into Davidson County.
But Friday and Friday night that stationary rainmaking boundary should sag south and send a few off and on, scattered, and unconcerning showers into to our area. A few isolated thunderstorms are possible, but just thunder and lightning, nothing severe.
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