This morning a good chunk of the continent is at or below freezing, except for some regions along the coastline.

The high in and around Nashville today will barely breach into the 40°s, around 43°F.
Very cold Thursday morning: 23°.
While we did see strong storms yesterday, mostly in S Middle Tennessee, we escaped the severe weather up in our neck of the woods. As we said yesterday, the severe threat was low and conditional, meaning it all depended on how far north the storm making ingredients got. They didn’t get very far north. So, we were left with heavy rain and lightning. If you’ve watched the news this morning, we can only be thankful that’s all we got. Thinking of those today who are having to pick up the pieces (physically and emotionally) today.
We’re going to stay dry for the remainder of the morning, before showers from the Southwest move into Middle Tennessee. We’ll see scattered to numerous showers begin to move in between 2PM-4PM, and lasting through the evening. The best rain chances are for those mainly along and just East of I-65.
Beautiful skies and lots of sunshine. Temps in the low 50’s this afternoon. 39 tonight.
Downright nice day all around. Get outside and enjoy it. Brittney is excited about it too.
There’s a slight chance of showers late tonight and through tomorrow. That chance will be much more than slight as we head toward afternoon Friday. This will set the stage for a wet weekend for all of us.
NWS-Nashville had this to say about precipitation this weekend.
As evening hours progress tonight, the dry weather pattern since the late evening hours on Tue night will commence to ending. It will be replaced with an overall wet weather pattern established across mid state region through at least next Monday night.
45 today, 27 Thursday morning, up to 53 Thursday afternoon, all clear/sunny.
We’re 15.41″ above normal for rain this year. Superwet February 2019 is the main reason for that.
Rain window opens Thursday night and closes Saturday afternoon. Off and on mostly. Cold too, lows mid/upper 30s, highs around 50. Rain is most likely Friday afternoon and Saturday morning, but it could fall at any time during that window.
Today snow fell at 10,000 feet and 5,000 feet and even at 2,000 feet but before it could reach us on earth along came the Dry Air Monster. He ate it all up.
Suppose you’re standing at a sink holding a hand towel and a shot glass of water. Put the hand towel between the shot glass and the sink. Then pour the water onto the towel. The water is absorbed into the towel. The water never makes it into the sink.