Hard to dial up better Fall weather than what we get today and Saturday.
Crisp, cool mornings with warm afternoons – no rain. Perfect for all the outdoor activities going on over the next ~36 hours – which there is a lot of.
Hard to dial up better Fall weather than what we get today and Saturday.
Crisp, cool mornings with warm afternoons – no rain. Perfect for all the outdoor activities going on over the next ~36 hours – which there is a lot of.

Ideal weather happening thru Saturday.
Tonight will be the coldest night so far this Fall, with lows falling to the upper 30s in some spots. Maybeee a few rural spots see some frost, but regardless, you won’t see any Freeze Products issued for the remainder of this year due to growing season being largely over with.

Basically a copy + paste forecast thru Saturday.
High temps near 70°, lows in the 40s. I have zero complaints about this.
No rain thru Saturday. Good news for those with outdoor plans Saturday – which will be a perfect day to do Fall activities, a pumpkin patch, drinking apple cider, maybe a haunted house, all of it.
Warm-ish afternoons and cool mornings will be the theme throughout the week.
Wind gusts up to 25mph possible this afternoon and Wednesday afternoon.

These temperatures are just in time for some of that Fall color to really start coming in on the trees.
BNA bottomed out at 42° this morning, which to my knowledge (don’t quote me on this) is the coolest we’ve been so far this Fall.

Temperatures throughout the week won’t differ too much.
After dealing with above-average temperatures for what feels like a long time, I’m happy to say we will get to deal with some true Fall weather this entire week.

Winds will continue to be breezy throughout the afternoon, gusts up to 35mph.
Summary: A weakening line of storms will arrive roughly between midnight – 2a, carrying a low chance of damaging straight-line winds, and a very, very, very low chance of a brief tornado. We’ll be following this the whole way thru.
Today will have good weather. Saturday during the day will be dry but hot, we’ll be close to a daily record high.
Saturday evening our attention will turn towards an incoming cold front that will bring some showers and storms to the area.
Today, Friday, and Saturday during the day will be warm and dry. Saturday’s current forecasted high is 88°, which would be a new daily record.
Overall thinking for our Saturday night/Sunday morning “event” remains generally the same.
This work week continues to be nearly a copy and paste. Cool mornings, warm afternoons and dry. I’ll skip to the “interesting” part – but things aren’t really that interesting.
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