An isolated shower/storm will be possible thru this evening, with a low chance of a storm reaching severe criteria. Only hazards today would be gusty winds and/or small hail. Not worried about tornadoes today.
As new model data continues to come in, thinking on timing and coverage of rain/storms has changed a bit from previous days.
Still think most of us stay dry today (Wednesday) with the exception of maybe a quick shower or two for a few folks. No severe weather expected, and any shower/storm would collapse fairly quick.
Random scattered showers/storms will be possible thru this evening. Although most should be below severe limits, one or two may produce some gusty winds and hail. The atmosphere just doesn’t look supportive of tornadoes today for us.
TL;DR:
Rain chances will return Tuesday afternoon, although most of the activity is expected to stay to our north.
However, with any storm that does make it this far south, we’ll have a very low chance of a strong to severe storm, with gusty winds and hail being the concerns.
Models have sorta backed off on our rain chances for Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday – although chances still exist.
HRRR model (amongst others) think we stay dry on Monday. A stray shower can’t be ruled out though.
Great weather instore for the remainder of the weekend. No rain chances + warm.
Temps quickly climb up into the mid to upper 80s by Monday and will stay there for several days. We could get close to a couple daily record highs.
While you probably won’t need a light jacket, you probably could use a rain jacket today.
Scattered showers/storms will continue to move thru our area until tonight. Impossible to know exactly when and where, it’s more a Wattery type deal. Rain gear nearby will be helpful. HRRR tries its best below:
We’ve been dealing with a summerlike pattern these past couple of days – and this will continue thru Friday, bringing us more Wattery chances today and Friday.
Most of us have already seen rain today – some a decent bit. More random, scattered showers/storms will be possible thru the evening. Isolated flash flooding will be possible under the heaviest downpours. Turn around, don’t drown. You can view the radar anytime on our website here: Radar | Nashville Severe Weather
Although each afternoon/evening will have rain/storm chances thru Friday, chances will gradually increase from today to Thursday, peaking on Friday.
Blanket statement: no severe weather is expected, although you may see a decent thunderstorm one of these days.
Rest of today and majority of Wednesday should be dry. I wouldn’t be totally shocked if a few of us saw a quick shower Wednesday afternoon/evening – but think majority of folks should stay dry.
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