A nice and dry Friday in store to end the work week as high pressure builds in.
The cold front that passed through yesterday will make our temperatures a bit cooler today.
Same story in the forecast for Saturday. Sunny and dry conditions throughout the day, but temps will warm back up closer to the 80’s.
Steady, light rain has overspread the area
But, really, the HRRR thinks this rain is going to hang around for the evening with several rounds of showers and maybe a storm. HRRR through midnight…
More isolated showers/storms should develop around rush hour. These could be a bit stronger than what we have seen this morning.
Scattered showers are already popping up this morning. Expect this to continue throughout the day today.
The HRRR model shows most of the showers impacting Williamson/Davidson this morning and early this afternoon. The larger wave of rain this evening should miss us to the north.
I hope your air conditioning works.
Rain is possible Wednesday afternoon. The HRRR shows a few showers popping up, but most of them develop east of us. So chances are real, but low.
More rain may develop closer to midnight Wednesday night.
Check those temperatures out!
Editor’s Note: gross.
The Euro model shows a few showers around Wednesday afternoon, but that looks light and inconsequential.
A steadier, heavier rain is expected Thursday afternoon and/or evening. Exact timing remains unresolved, but this looks most likely to be a Thursday night thing.
Yes that’s 85° Tuesday. Smooth feet.
Not exactly sure when the next rain event will be but general idea is Thursday afternoon/evening.
GFS thinks showers hang out off to our northwest Wednesday and wait, wait, wait, before finally arriving Thursday afternoon.
Overnight rain has already affected some outdoor sporting events today:
The HRRR shows a large portion of the rain moving out around 3 pm. Showers will still linger into the evening hours, but our area should be clear before 9 pm.
Scattered showers are affecting parts of the Deep South this afternoon, including here in Davidson/Williamson Counties.
You may experience some heavy downpours but nothing more than that.
This activity should end early this afternoon with highs reaching the mid-upper 60s.
Sunny skies will continue until Friday when our next system arrives. Rain should hold off until Friday evening/overnight into Saturday, but don’t be surprised if a few sprinkles or showers pass through during the day Friday.
Satellite imagery from this morning shows clouds thinning out following the passage of the cold front last night.
As the day progresses, we should see more and more sunshine peeking through. Strong northwesterly winds will allow the chill in the air to persist though. Wind chill temperatures likely won’t surpass 50º.
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