Most of this rain will fall between 7 PM Sunday and 7 AM Monday.
Rain should be mostly/completely over by lunchtime Monday.
Humid air will be swept away, as dewpoints dive from the upper 60°s to lower 50°s in about 12 hours.
This broke the old October 5 record, 92° set way back in 2018. (We tweeted a high of 94° earlier today, then we made it to 95° at 4:26 PM).
[T]oday was the 99th day of 90+ degree days. Yes, we’ll pull up just short of 100 90+ degree days and we also never got to 100 degrees on the mercury. I guess that’s little saving grace with all of the records we have broken in the last month.
Saturday’s high is 90°, two degrees shy of the October 5 record from 2018. Humidity will increase through the day.
Kinda summery Saturday night ahead of our first real rain event in weeks. Few models even want to pop off a few showers, IDK, maybe that’ll happen but nah. Will check this again in the AM but I’m unimpressed.
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Thursday: hot and dry… again. How hot? Well, we’ve already broken the 116 year old record for today, which was 92°. This graphic from the pre-dawn hours gave us a forecast high of 97°. NWS is now thinking 99° at BNA with even the possibility of….well, you know…
Dewpoints will be in the lower-60s. Not bad but still a little humid.
We finally drop below 90° Friday, though a ridge returns Saturday bringing us back into the 90s. Good news?
“However, that should be the last day of afternoon high temps 90 or above for the considerable future.” @NWS-Nashville
