The main focus today will be the severe threat off to our west.
The concern for us will be any lingering storms as they move toward us. Wind and heavy rains are what we expect for us here in Middle TN.
Beautiful day ahead to start the work week.
Get outside and enjoy it because this will also be the best day of the week weather-wise.
Two low pressure systems will move through this week and bring us rain, and this first system will move through Tuesday into Wednesday.
Chilly Sunday morning, afternoon high will warm to 54°.
Temperatures just before sunrise Monday will reach 37°, in the afternoon warming up to 63°.
Weather will be dry and skies will be clear.
A cold front extending from the low pressure center will approach with breezy conditions and showers across Middle Tn, mainly Tuesday evening. A rumble of thunder is possible, but we do not expect strong storms.
Current Radar: The rain is moving on out. There could be a few scattered showers. Other than that, we should be drying out for the rest of the day.
Cloud cover should hang out though. Patchy fog will also be possible tonight along commutes as temperatures drop.
Today, due to the extensive cloud cover and scattered showers we only reached high of 54 °.
A chance for some scattered showers will be the story for the remainder of the day and into this evening. The majority of the rain moves in overnight tonight and into Saturday afternoon. The latest HRRR model has it moving in around 3AM-6AM:
Brief scattered showers today. Here’s a look at the HRRR model:
Here’s the NAM3 model:
No exact timing or location on these showers, but most people should stay dry. Off and on, no big deal.
Thursday high temperatures will be above average at 65°.
Today, expect the sunny stuff. Light wind from the east, reaching around 59°F.
It makes you wonder… where did all that winter go?
We like to go back and forth this time of year, apparently.
High around 65°F, with increasing rain chances.
Tonight, rain should miss us.
Models may be off a bit so don’t be surprised if your windshield gets wet tonight. Wednesday is quiet.
Rain could start as early as Thursday night but the Euro model thinks it’ll start Friday morning.
Editor’s Note: I asked Bryce to lead with the next event. Previously my rule was to write strictly chronologically which meant asking you to read boring weather paragraphs for today through Wednesday. Monday-Wednesday will still be in this blog but I felt like we were burying the lead. If you like this or hate this, let me know on the Tweeter. Thanks.
High temperature: 57°.
Skies: mostly sunny.
Overall:
It is possible we could see a sprinkle or two overnight, but probably nothing measurable.
Early Monday morning sprinkles are a possibility, but once again, we don’t expect anything measurable. No rainouts.
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