Warm today with temps creeping up to the mid 70’s and wind gusts up to 30 mph. A cold front passes through early tomorrow morning. HRRR has sprinkles in our counties starting around midnight with the bulk of the system starting around 2am. Heaviest rain is overnight. Leave a tad early tomorrow as the rain persists during the morning commute. Showers move out by 11am. No severe weather is tagging along.
A warm front that passed through this morning. Result: overcast and warmer. Highs today hover around 70. There’s a chance of a light sprinkler here and there, but the real rain comes late Wednesday night, probably Thursday.
Pretty normal for November today–highs around the mid 50s. No Tuesday morning freezing (mid 40s). We warm each day. We won’t freeze until after the next rain event.
ETA Wednesday night through Thursday morning. Nothing severe, but can’t rule out rumbles of thunder. No more than half an inch forecasted for us right now, maybe less, maybe much less. The latest Euro run hasn’t changed much since yesterday:
Temps won’t be as chilly as yesterday. The high will be in the upper 50’s. Definitely still jacket weather.
The HRRR shows a line of showers just missing us today. There is a chance the showers hold together and we get a little rain but if we do it’ll be brief, around lunchtime. Winds will be gusty, already 20+ MPH this morning at BNA, but not to Wind Advisory criteria (that’s 30+ MPH).
The HRRR below is showing no rain in Tennessee today. Skies will be mostly sunny with a high of 49 degrees. If you are going out today, it would be good to grab a jacket or coat.
Tomorrow will be similar to today; no rain. It will be warmer tomorrow with the high around 60 degrees.
The HRRR is showing a system making its way through our area in the late afternoon into tonight. The good news, it looks like the heaviest of it will miss us. Nothing severe is expected, but as with any stormy weather event, gusty winds and lightning are possible threats.
HRRR is sticking to 10am for the cold front passing through. Showers will persist till around 5-6pm ish. Heaviest rain will be from 10-3pm. Most of our area will see below 0.5″ of rain, but probably still enough to second guess outdoor plans. Thunderstorms aren’t being ruled out so if you are keeping outdoor plans for Veteran’s Day, keep an ear out for thunder. Wind gusts up to 30 mph with sustained winds <17 mph will be present. No severe weather is expected.
Soak in the above average temps and sun today. Tomorrow a cold front comes through our area. Rain will arrive right around 10am. If you have an outdoor celebrations for Veterans day, there may be a location change or alterations needed. HRRR below has showers out of our counties by the time you’re headed home from work, 5pm-ish.
A whole lot of the same thing today as there was yesterday and will be tomorrow. Clear skies and highs in the mid to low 70s. Could see some patchy fog again tomorrow morning, especially near rivers and other bodies of water.
Beautiful start to the week! Crazy to think just last week we saw temps ten degrees below normal. Now highs are right around ten degrees above normal. Temps cap out in the low 70s today, and it doesn’t look all that different through Wednesday. No need to talk about dewps or wind chill… expect comfortable temps and plenty of sunshine for the next couple days.
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