It’s sunny now. Expect temps in the 80s.
Sunshine may not last all day. We may see a few waves of rain and storms tonight.
The HRRR model thinks rain with a few thunderstorms will race in from the north early this evening (5 PM or 6 PM or so), and again before midnight.
Rain moved in early this morning, although it’s been holding back a bit through mid-morning. Rain will increase in coverage and intensity around lunch and continue into the afternoon.
How long will it stay?
Therefore, those with plans outside tonight should have a rain plan, and keep an eye on the radar (and our Twitter feed). Most models have some rain sweeping by at various times tonight, but it looks pretty weak.
Temps today are going to feel more like summer than spring. Highs could creep into the upper 80s! Without clouds, we’ll bake a bit. Some of you may even see your car thermometer hit 90.
Will we see rain today? Not likely.
Temps are climbing into the mid 80s! We have an upper level are of high pressure to thank for this.
That high pressure is slowly moving out, but not before pumping in warmer south winds, rising our temperature each day this week.
Good morning Nashville! Relative to April, we are starting May on a warm note. Expecting a high of 84º with dew points in the low 50s. So, if you enjoy the sun with no humidity, get outside today!
Temps will rise into the low/mid 80°s this week. Humidity is also rising, but it won’t be that bad.
Mornings won’t be as cold; Tuesday morning expect 51°, then mornings warm into the 60°s after that.
Gradually. 76° Monday, mid 80°s Tuesday through Thursday.
I hope all of the runners in the marathon this morning enjoyed the awesome weather we had!
Today is going to remain nice with clear skies for the most part; expecting a high of 72º. It’ll be a bit breezy, but winds will relax tonight.
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