Sun today will give way to unsettled weather tonight. Rain should enter the area around 10:00 pm and continue overnight, ending around lunchtime Tuesday. 12z HRRR:
No severe weather or flooding concerns with this system…just a cold rain…about a third of an inch should be common,.
Oscillating between cold and colder and grey skies and sun is pretty typical for us this time of year.
The warmer temps we’ve felt the last few weeks are a distant memory when you walk out the door today. The cold has set in. We’ll have plenty of sun today, but temps will struggle to make it into the mid 40s thanks to a stiff wind from the NW. At least it isn’t Blerg.
Today… Blerg again. It’s our official unofficial term for Temps below 40 with no sun. That’s us today.
We had 70s on Thursday and 60s yesterday. Today and tomorrow we’ll struggle to get into the 40s. Sun will return tomorrow but evening temps will be below freezing.
Get outside while you can, it likely won’t be this warm again for a hot minute.
As a cold front pushes in later this evening, it brings colder temps along with some rain chances, along with a chance at a term that hasn’t been used in a while – Blerg.
In this blog we’ll cover two different weather stories. The rain, and the temps.
We woke to water falling from the sky. As of posting this, we’ve gotten more than an inch of rain at BNA. We have a bit more rain left this morning before it moves east and the sun comes out. Below is the HRRR through 1pm Friday.
The forecast has remained pretty consistent over the last few days. The two stories from the last couple of days remain the two stories for today.
We’ll be affected by two systems. The remnants of Nicole from our east. A strong cold front from our west. As these two systems interact, we expect rain to begin overnight and last until tomorrow afternoon. HRRR loop 4:00 pm today – 7:00 pm Friday.
Two stories for today. First, Nicole will be making landfall on the east coast of Florida in the next 24 hours. If you have interests in Florida and need more info on impacts there, reference the National Hurricane Center.
Ok, I’m back. Just as I was about to start typing, sprinkles began appearing on my laptop for the second day in a row. We really do think these will dissipate and not be a big deal today. Most won’t see them at all.
They’ve been stubborn. Their estimated time of departure? Elusive. The sprinkles and light rain showers today shhhhould be gone by this evening. But, as this is being written, another round is moving SW to NE through Williamson Co.
Some patchy fog is possible this morning. A boundary in place will keep the low clouds over us. This boundary is a bit of a deviation from yesterdays forecast. The clouds hang around until Monday. A few passing showers aren’t out of the question, but no organized rain development is expected per the HRRR (below).
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