Hit-Or-Miss Showers Prevail Today

Low level clouds are lingering this morning. These clouds should dissipate as the sun heats up the surface air.

We are currently sandwiched between two upper level ridges, placing us right below an upper level trough. The trough will create some convection this afternoon and keep a chance for rain showers in the forecast. The HRRR keeps most of our area dry, except for a few pop-ups this evening: read more

Temperatures this morning are currently at 86 degrees. Expected to rise into the low 90’s. Partly cloudy skies.

A few showers and thunderstorms are expected this afternoon along with a weak cold front. These would occur mainly between 2pm and 8pm. No severe weather is expected. read more

Beautiful Monday

High of 89 with dew points low-mid 60s. We will definitely take that for mid-August. No rain today with mostly sunny skies. Go outside and enjoy it.

Tonight will feature clear skies with temps hovering around 70 read more

A Fairview thunderstorm is heading for Spring Hill as I write this. It’s being covered on Twitter @NashSevereWx.

Rain and a few more thunderstorms are possible today. It’s very humid, there’s plenty of instability, and a cold front is approaching to provide lift, kicking off your chances for a few storms this afternoon. read more

Drier Saturday, but Looking at High Dew Points (Still)

The HRRR is showing much of the rain staying in the far east portion of the state today.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms will arrive by about 1 PM. We’ll see these on and off throughout the afternoon until it finally picks up and moves to the east before midnight.

Look Closely at this HRRR model

Notice the motion of the atmosphere? How it’s moving in a counterclockwise fashion? read more

Scattered Afternoon Rain, and OMG It’s Humid Today

An enjoyable morning will set the stage for thunderstorm activity to pick up throughout the day.

The HRRR shows scattered showers mostly missing Williamson/Davidson this afternoon, but I’m not taking the model’s word for it. With the moisture in the air + afternoon heating, I expect more showers to pop up. Some may be in your backyard, some may not. read more

Storms will use very humid air to make rain and storms today through the weekend. Humidity relief arrives Tuesday of next week.

The HRRR model’s ETA for today’s thunderstorms begins after 2 o’clock, but storms are most likely between 4-6 PM. Storms should die out an hour or so after sunset. read more

Tuesday

It’s going to be hot.

August heat and humidity…

Low 90s for temps and low 70s for dew points means dangerous heat indices. HRRR Model is very bullish with a max heat index of 103.

Upper 90s to around 100 appear very likely. Limit time outside during the peak heating hours and check the backseat!! read more