Today we hit the low 60’s jackpot, sunshine, and no rain. Great finish to the weekend.
The rest of the week will not be this pretty. Get ready for rain.
The rain this week will come in two rounds: #1 Monday night through Tuesday night & #2 Wednesday night into Thursday night.
This morning is cold. Wind chills were in the teens.
Temps top out around 40 today. Hopefully your Super Bowl plans are indoors.
Monday & Tuesday are the same deal as today, but with warmer temps. We’ll crack the 60’s on Tuesday. Those warmer temps will hang on until Thursday, then begin to fall again.
This morning was chilly. Temps in the high 20’s. That early morning chill will be a common trend this week. Maybe not in the 20’s everyday, but 30’s at least. Don’t let any Northerner friends try to convince you this isn’t cold like the guy in the gif below.
WARMER
High temps in the 30’s are a thing of the past. We should reach into the lower 50’s today.
HEAVY RAIN
Rain begins Wednesday and runs through most of the day Thursday. Here’s the GFS model:
All the wintry stuff is well east of us by the time you are reading this. Now we are just left with the cold.
It is COLD out. The high temp today is expected to get up to freezing. If you take wind chill into account it’ll feel like it’s in the teens. The extremely blue and purple image below better illustrates this.
Last month seemed like never ending severe weather. This month seems like never ending winter weather.
Today’s weather is pretty plain and simple. Slightly warmer temps, a little breezy, and no rain. Now on to the fun stuff.
Snow is coming.
The latest HRRR model run delivers snow earlier than the earlier 4-6 PM timeline. It thinks the wintry stuff could be here as early as 1 or 2 PM. See below:
Expect the first hour or so of snow to melt on contact. The ground is very warm. But heavy snowfall rates should supercool everything, and eventually allow for the snow to stick to all surfaces. NWS-Nashville increased snow totals.
Snow is coming.
The latest HRRR model run delivers snow earlier than the earlier 4-6 PM timeline. It thinks the wintry stuff could be here as early as 1 or 2 PM. See below:
Expect the first hour or so of snow to melt on contact. The ground is very warm. But heavy snowfall rates should supercool everything, and eventually allow for the snow to stick to all surfaces. NWS-Nashville increased snow totals.
No rain for us today. We got that out of our system yesterday. There is plenty more on the way though. Let’s talk about that.
New Year’s Eve looks dry for the most part, until we get to the evening. This is probably preferred on any day of the year except NYE. The weather wants to party, too.
No rain today.
Rain chances increase Monday and Tuesday. HRRR shows spotty showers Monday afternoon and evening. Looks like on & off rain rather than a steady one. Nothing to worry about.
Tuesday’s rain chances look better, especially Tuesday night. Our first weather maker of the week will bring more steady rain Tuesday night into Wednesday. See HRRR below:
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