Temps will be near 91° with plenty of sunshine!
It will feel a little sticky outside today. Mid 60s dewpoints.
A frontal boundary will be moving south of us Thursday, sparking some showers and storms mainly south and east of us.
Full supply of sunshine today with temps around 92.
You might feel a little stickiness with dew points in the low 60s but nothing too unbearable.
Clear conditions tonight with a low of 67.
No change to the “warm and dry” part of the forecast with a high of 91. Humidity, however, will be a bit higher with dew points in the mid to upper 60s.
Slight uptick in humidity Monday but still comfortable. High of 90 with no rain.
Clear skies tonight with lows in the mid 60s.
Maybe a touch more humid with another high at 90. No rain again.
Upper-level ridging will make it very hard to get deep moisture in here, NWS Nashville notes:
Editor’s Note: Check out Denver.
Last week we suffered through 70° dewpoints. It’ll get more humid this week, but not expecting 70° dewpoints.
We’ll max out in the upper 80s this afternoon. Little humidity so not running high 90s heat index values!! Our dewpoints this morning hung out in the 60s and will make their way down to the 50 degree mark by the afternoon.
In less than 24 hours, that’s how far the dew points have fallen.
You may have woken up this morning, stepped outside, and realized you weren’t immediately sweating. Dew points are around 53° this morning, making it feel SO nice out!
There are few things I love more than a cold front on the move. And guess what? It’s happening today!
The cold front that’s stretching across much of the eastern US is expected to approach Nashville around early afternoon, bringing cooler temperatures and lower dew points.
This morning, skies are overcast with temps in the low 80s. Very humid.
Later this morning and into the afternoon, a few small showers or even a thunderstorm could pop up due to daytime heating and a boundary stretched across Tennessee.
Low clouds building into the area this afternoon as our risk for strong thunderstorms increases.
Low threats associated with these developing storms, mainly gusty winds and localized flooding. The chance of an isolated tornado to develop out of one of these storms is possible, but the threat is low, mostly N of I-40.
First and foremost, Happy September 1st! Today marks the start of meteorological autumn, but unfortunately it won’t “feel” like fall until next week.
[Editor’s Note: Actual Autumn starts September 22. We won’t be budged. However, we won’t judge your happiness if fake fall makes you happy.]
A warm and humid air mass will make it feel like we are stuck in Florida this week. And not the good, “Let’s go to the beach!” kind of Florida.
There’s not a dew point below 70º to be found in the next few days.
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