The warning system did well for the “Gladeville” Tornado, because it showed itself on radar.
It was EF-1, winds 100 MPH.
Before the tornado formed, intense straight line winds swept ENE from Cane Ridge.
Mostly sunny skies today with a few passing clouds. Winds have already begun to calm down from yesterday, but may still stay in the 10 mph range through the day. These winds will finally die off into the evening hours tonight. Luckily, with the cold air mass in place, our highs will stay in the 40s.
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Tonight, winds pick up and the cold rushes in. Gusts up to 35 mph are very possible and temperatures will drop FAST. Bundle up!!
Probabilities of Severe Weather Types
A little above normal today with highs in the mid-60s. Sunny skies will prevail through a good bit of the day, only a few passing clouds expected.
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Tonight into the overnight hours, expect more clouds to begin to funnel into our area. Additionally, winds will begin to ramp up, reaching the 15-20 mph range overnight. There could be gusts as high as 30 mph, so you may want to secure lose items before heading to bed.
GOES 16 Satellite Loop
Sunshine, isn’t it wonderful!? We will have it on our side through Saturday, which, along with returning southerly winds on Friday, will warm us into the 60s on Friday and Saturday.
Showers can be seen on our current radar moving our way. These showers should arrive a little after lunch.
Luckily, once these showers arrive, they should move out fairly quickly. Things should dry out in time for any evening plans.
Afternoon temperatures today will push the 60ºF mark with decreasing clouds and more sunshine! Tonight’s “low” will be a bit warmer, hanging in the lower 40s instead of 30s like we have been dealt recently.
Today and tomorrow both look pretty fantastic for the middle of November. Today, expect more clouds than tomorrow.
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Depending on how much clearing we have this afternoon, our temperatures may be a little warmer than expected. If we get more clearing this afternoon, expect highs in the upper-50s, if not, temps will likely stay around the mid-50s for our high.
This morning, light rain and drizzle is moving in from the west.
NWS-Nashville calls this rain system “a mere whimper. Rainfall totals should be less than a tenth of an inch and without any instability and even less shear, we will only be looking at showers.”
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