The cold front is pushing through this late afternoon, and with it, some light showers.
That green line of light rain to our west, seen below through 2:48 PM, marks the cold front.
Behind that, colder temps! The HRRR model illustrates the arrival of colder air through the night and overnight.
The cold front causing all this rain still has not yet pushed through. Only 0.36″ so far in BNA’s official rain. This system is underperforming model data. Only about 0.5″ total expected.
Rain is expected Thursday morning. There’s a very low possibility of a tornado.
Storm Prediction Center just introduced a 2% probability of a tornado occurring within 25 miles of us overnight or in the morning. Expect a rainy morning commute with about 1" of rain. pic.twitter.com/xpXFdMMXry
Winds out of the south are nice and breezy, could see some gusts at 15 to 20 mph. Overnight temps in the low 60s.
No rain.
Models continue the trend of slowing down this cold front’s passage. Trick-or-treat hours now look mostly rainless, though a few quick showers could push through.
No weather concerns today and Tuesday. Yesterday’s front made today’s weather tranquil, with high-pressure dominating the pattern. Clear skies today and tomorrow with temps approaching 70º today and 80º tomorrow.
Monday and Tuesday will be great. Low 40°s early, warming to 66° Monday and 75° Tuesday. No rain either day. Tuesday night will be breezy and mild, a fact you may find important by the time you get to the bottom of this page.
Sunday looks picture perfect. Get outside! Temps will fall back to the 60’s tomorrow, but before they do, they’ll get to 75º+ today. One other note about today: the wind. We could see winds gust up to 30 mph, but no damage is expected.
It’ll take most of the day to clear these clouds, seen below shortly after noon.
High temps in the upper 50s.
Afternoon & Evening Plans
If you plan to take part in the holiday festivities this evening, you’re good to go! Temps will drop into the mid/upper 40s, with a calm out of the southwest.
Low clouds and light pockets of rain are going to be the story of the day.
The low-pressure system that brought us the rain yesterday (or lack thereof), is moving up the eastern seaboard and bring the rain with it. In the words of NWS-Nashville, it will be “gloomy and drippy” today, highs in the 50s.
Latest HRRR shows steady rain for Williamson and Davidson counties during the overnight hours. Rain slackens and becomes scattered by your Friday morning commute.
New HRRR rain totals have Nashville receiving 0.4″ overnight.
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