High temperature for today? 92°.
Dewpoint temperatures? Lower-70s. In other words, gross.
Scattered showers and storms? Possible.
The HRRR model thinks we could see a couple of showers today, with a majority of the rain moving into the area tomorrow morning.
Another hot and steamy day is on tap as winds from the south continue to pump hot and humid air into the region. High temperatures will top out at 96 degrees with heat index values between 100 and 104. This is right below the threshold for a Heat Advisory, but it will still be oppressive out there.
The heat index should reach 105° just west of us. They get the Heat Advisory. We don’t.
We just missed out.
Our heat index should reach up to 104° in Nashville & Will Co today, thanks to the combination of our high temperature of 96° and dewpoint values in the low 70s.
Hot and muggy, with a small chance of a pop-up storm this afternoon.
High could reach the mid-90°s today with dewpoints settling around the low-70°s.
Most of the rain today, if any, will be due to (1) day-time heating, typical summer, and/or (2) weak shortwave moving through. This could encourage storm development, but not by much.
Sounds like a locust swarm or volcano eruption. It’s not.
It’s a Code Orange Health Advisory, otherwise known as being a Tennessee Volunteer football fan (save us, Jeremy Pruitt), but really, it’s issued by the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation and:
Hot and sunny, with a high of 94º. Heat index values will rise to 98º.
It’s a quiet and hot one out there today! The high today will be around 93° and mostly sunny. Dewpoint values will be in the mid 60s, so a little sticky, but not unbearable.
These high temperatures over 90° will continue over the next few days as we progress into the weekend.
We will see temperatures in the lower 90°s and dew points in the mid 60°s.
It will continue to be hot, with temperatures at or above 90°F for the next 7 days.
They’ll be starting with the first performance tonight at 6 PM, going through until 11 PM. Should be clear tonight with lowered dew points and the temperature should drop quite nicely.
Overall, a nice day.
Note that dewpoint temperatures will linger in the mid to upper-60s, so it’ll be uncomfortable out.
Can we expect any rain? Nah.
The HRRR model shows some brief scattered showers in the area, but most of us won’t get caught underneath one of these.
Strong/severe storms moved through this afternoon and evening dropping a lot of rain, lots of lightning, some wind and some hail. These storms have pushed to the S and SE and should be out of our area soon.
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