/Most of us were supposed to see rain yesterday. A majority of the models thought the coverage of rain would be widespread. Instead, it was not, and only very few people saw any. NWS Nashville said there two very nerdy scientific reasons to why the coverage of rain was so scattered (“either the forcing didn’t materialize or the cloud cover stymied instability to the point of stunting any growth. Or both,” in case you were wondering.) This is why embracing uncertainty is always so important. Weather loves curveballs, very few times are you going to get a lob right down the middle. The shrug emoji really says it all. We have a good idea of what is going to happen, but we have zero way of knowing exactly what will. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯/ read more

Overnight NWS Nashville issued a Flood Watch for both of our counties. Reason being is we are expected to get more rain on top of already saturated grounds. This may lead to rivers swelling up and as well as flash flooding in vulnerable spots. If you live near a river, keep an eye on it, you can always check the level of rivers here. read more

Your morning walk or visit to the farmers market will be dry this morning, although it’s muggy with dewpoints in the low 70’s.

I’ll go ahead and start with the good news, and it’s just about the only good news in this – temperatures will be slightly below average for the next week or so. Got to focus on the positives, right? read more

High today of 91°, dewpoints will increase throughout the day from the low 60’s to the upper 60’s, which will make it feel gross.

The HRRR model is continuing the show the possibility, not promise, of rain tonight, which could possibly impact your football game. read more

Pleasant day today, with high temps in the upper 80’s with dewpoints in the upper 50’s. Which is reallll nice, until they go back up into the upper 60’s tomorrow thru beginning of next week, which is not so nice. read more

Yesterday’s uncomfortable humidity is gone … for a few days. Comfortable air will hang around today and Thursday.

Humidity turns Uncomfortable Friday and hangs on for a while.

Model data high temps for the next seven days says It’s Still Summer: read more

Doubt much’ll happen today.

• Last night’s storm complex weakened into a few scattered, light showers this morning.
• A weak cold front arrives today (it’s in W TN and W KY right now) potentially kicking off more rain/lightning.
• Some models have rain for us today, others do not. HRRR is among those without rain/storms today:

• Our atmosphere remains a little bit juiced, capable of an afternoon rain/storm, but the balance of the model data says storms’ll happen east of us today. I’m cautiously optimistic we’ll all get to do our outdoor things this afternoon and tonight. 🤞🏽.

Quiet Weds, Thurs, and most of Friday while dewpoints drop from Uncomfortable to Comfortable.

Humidity returns to Uncomfortable Friday night through the weekend. Another swampy airmass supportive of random pop up showers and storms. Late afternoons and early evenings the most likely times. Wattery Szn runs through September? read more

Typical Awwgust temperatures and humidity today with high’s in the low 90’s and dewpoints in the low 70’s. This will let the heat index get up into the upper 90’s. (Relief is coming as September rolls around). read more

This blog has no concerning SPC/WPC outlooks for flash flooding, tornado, hail, or widespread damaging straight line winds. How-Ever! There will probably be rain and lightningstorms?

Only a few storms around regionally this afternoon and early tonight. Models think storms will stay west of us today like they did yesterday (we will see about that). Few clouds will allow mid nineties temps. High humidity will send the heat index to 102°. read more

Hot, probably quiet weekend.

Rain/storm coverage looks to be considerably less today than yesterday which will likely allow temperatures to get a few degrees warmer than yesterday, too. Sunday should be similar, with only isolated to widely scattered rain chances and temperatures running into the low 90s. read more