We’ve got sunny skies across Williamson and Davidson Counties to start off our morning. Lack of clouds will let temps soar pretty quickly. Our high today could reach 93, and with dewpoints in the upper 60s, you can expect that real-feel to be a few degrees warmer.
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Hot & Humid; Rain/Storm Chances Increase Thursday
More of the Same
Hot, Humid, May Storm; Rinse & Repeat. What We Know, What We Think We Know, What We Don’t Know.
Yesterday’s Microburst; Heat Index Near 100°; Storms Possible Again This Weekend
Yesterday’s Microburst
Large hail was the big hazard yesterday, from Nashville to East Nashville, and Franklin to Thompson’s Station.
And I think we had a microburst.
Southwest of Franklin, winds likely 60+ MPH resulted when a tremendous amount of water dropped quickly from the sky. Residents said it wasn’t raining, then suddenly a massive amount of water and wind came all at once. The water flooded a garage as strong winds swept through in a straight line, dropping these very large branches on cars (note this was after the bigger trees limbs had been removed)…
Heat Index Values Upper 90°s to Near 100° This Weekend
Hot Weekend Ahead
High pressure is going to dominate and will hang around through the weekend, keeping rain chances very low.
Patchy fog is possible early Friday morning.
The Weekend will be HOT
The bubble of high pressure will not only keep storms away, but will also keep clouds away in general. This will allow for temps to climb back into the mid to upper 90s, and the dewpoints will begin their march closer to the low 70s. This combo could put the heat index/real-feel close to 100.
Hot and Muggy; Chance of Storms Again Today and Through the Week
Early this morning, things are relatively quiet in middle Tennessee. The sun is out, and temps will climb through the morning. Our high is expected to stay just beneath 90 degrees, but some places could reach that mark. Dewpoints are still in the upper 60s and low 70s. You may need to grow gills to breathe today. Visible satellite loop from this morning…
Hot & Humid; Summertime Rain/Storm Uncertainty
Another Forecast to be Proud Of!
The forecast this morning was, um, well, yeah it wasn’t great. We thought the AM rain would sap all the water out of the atmosphere and prevent PM rain and storms from forming.
Wrong. (In our defense, we wrote it “should stymie any afternoon/evening development,” not that it “would,” but whatever, let’s call that what is was: