Highs will be around 90 with dew points hovering between sticky and uncomfortable.
Few more clouds than Tuesday but rain chances still remain low. The HRRR model thinks rain and a few nonsevere storms will are possible on the fringes of Middle Tennessee, but nothing impacting us.
Today
Skies will be a mix of sun and a few clouds today with temps climbing through the 80s. We should see a high of 89°.
The dew point is at 65° today, which will cause that hot, sticky feeling in the air. The warmest, stickiest part of the day will be in the 3-6 pm time frame, improving after that.
Today will be filled with sunshine and warm temperatures! Highs will be near 83°.
Clear skies will remain overnight, lows will be around 64°.
Sunny skies remain through Wednesday. There will be some warmer temps, reaching upper 80s and lower 90s.
No chance of rain today or Monday, unusually low humidity both days. Heat and humidity return Tuesday. Humidity gets sticky Wednesday, but we don’t think it’ll rain until Wednesday night at the earliest. Temps here:
There may be some patchy fog this morning, but it is mainly around bodies of water and low lying areas. It should clear out by 8 am.
It’s looking to be a beautiful day today! Sunny skies and highs reaching near 80°.
Friday
The main story today is a cold front that will sweep across Middle Tennessee tonight. The front will arrive around early evening, and the HRRR model (below) shows it clearing the area by 7 pm.
Today/Tonight
This morning light rain is near Huntsville, Alabama, moving NNE and will pass to our east.
A few storms are expected to form this afternoon to our southwest, then move NNE. Exactly when and where, we don’t know because the models can’t be trusted to be exact, and the models vary by run.
Off and on rain this morning will hang around this afternoon. A few thunderstorms may be embedded in the afternoon rain, but high winds, hail, and tornadoes are not expected locally.
WPC thinks we may see up to 1″ of rain in some spots through 7 AM Thursday:
Cooler today with another chance of afternoon storms. Rain/storm probabilities increase each day up to the weekend.
The trend continues into this week: more scattered showers and thunderstorms. Most of the rain should be arriving after 1 pm today.
Memorial Day isn’t Veterans Day. Memorial Day remembers those who died in defense of our country. We remember Army Spc. Jason K. Edens today. We remember him every year.
Alongside many of you I paused my Saturday on a warm day in 2012 to stand along Columbia Avenue in Franklin as the processional of Army Spc. Jason K. Edens passed by. I didn’t know him or his wife or his family and I still don’t know his family. But I decided as long as I have an audience – and I don’t hear from his family otherwise – that he would be the soldier we remember on Memorial Day.
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