I have never been to Hawaii but I’m guessing this is what it feels like there today. Temperatures are headed for the low 70s again while you unwrap gifts. Humidity remains high (precipitable water values this morning are 185 % of normal), but that doesn’t translate to buckets of rain.
Monday:
A few storms could bubble up before lunch and hang around through the afternoon. They’ll be hit‑or‑miss—so you might stay dry, or you might catch a quick downpour with small hail. Keep the umbrella and the radar handy, just in case. No big tornado vibes here, but gusty winds could knock small limbs around.
This evening…
An upper low is spinning over the Lower Mississippi Valley and still has its hands in our weather. Daytime heating has cooked up CAPE (storm fuel) which has sparked storms. CAMs (those fancy short-term models we love) showed most of the action east of I-65 toward the Plateau. But this evening’s radar shows storms a little more widespread.
Storms are possible throughout the day, but it’s unlikely to turn into anything meaningful. Despite the clip art below, the bigger story is the heat.
High 90’s possible all day Saturday. Slight lower temp and storm chance on Sunday and Monday. The good news is most of us will experience a great albeit hot Labor Day weekend.
rain spinning in to S wilco might put the nail in the rolly ball practice/game coffin to tonight. radar at 425pm.
The HRRR expects rain to move up into our two counties by the afternoon. May slide east or west so local results may vary. If you have plans tonight, keep an eye on the radar.
Rain moving out. Mist and drizzle for the morning commute. Radar at 5:54am.
High at BNA got to 76º today. The record is 79º for this date.
Test -W
For many of us the wind is picking up and the change over to some kind of freezing precip is occurring. Temps dropping. Careful on bridges and overpasses tonight.
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