The Storm Prediction Center has outlooked our two counties with a low-end severe weather threat Wednesday morning.
Although this is a very low threat, this is still something to keep an eye on. Probabilities subject to change.
Some rain currently moving thru the area and will continue to do so throughout the evening at various intensity. No severe weather expected but can’t rule out a rumble of thunder or two. You can check the radar anytime on our website here: Radar | Nashville Severe Weather
All your Friday evening plans look a-o-k weather wise. Temps do us a favor and (barely) stay above freezing tonight.
“Conditions should be comfortable for any AM Christmas parades on Saturday but for any parades that are planned for the afternoon close to the Tennessee River, it will be a closer call in regards to rain.” – NWS Nashville AFD
FRIDAY LATE AFTERNOON – EARLY EVENING
Sprinkley rain may pull up. Meh.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON TO SUNDAY AFTERNOON
The problem: I’m not sure when it will stop. Most of the rain should be gone by Sunday mid-morning, but for the rest of Sunday we could get a stray shower. Poncho up, fans. Tailgates need tents!
Behold below! Another sourced forecast from available model data + NWS-Nashville guidance. Delivered with fear and trembling.
EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING (AS IN, TOMORROW)
Snow, brief and inconsequential.
Rain – maybe heavy at times – expected before dawn Tuesday morning.
Disclaimer
Very light showers Tuesday night may become a narrow band of snow early Weds morning.
Temps plummet Weds and Thurs …
