While we’ve already seen showers today, more could develop late this afternoon into the early evening.
Latest run of the HRRR has some more showers this afternoon, before having them die off around sunset.
SPC Day 2 Convective Outlook
Widespread showers and storms are expected to develop late morning and into the afternoon once again tomorrow as a frontal boundary approaches from the north. A few of these storms could produce gusty winds so we will be keeping a close eye on anything that quickly sprouts up.
Tomorrow will be another one of those “oppressive” type days with dew points reaching the low 70s.
Prepare your gills.
With this influx of moisture will once again bring those pop-up thunderstorm chances tomorrow. Most morning activities should remain rain-free, but once the afternoon arrives we will become fair game for Mother Nature’s rain lottery.
It’s definitely an A/C, waterpark, turn on the sprinkler kind of day. We’re already starting out a degree shy of 70ºF at the airport this morning. Temperatures this afternoon will soar well into the low-mid 90s — the official high for today is 94ºF, but I would not be surprised at all to see us reach 95ºF.
Tomorrow once again appears to be one of the hottest days we’ve seen so far this summer. Dew point temps will begin to creep back into the uncomfortable upper 60s. Our high will be around 94 tomorrow.
Today’s dewpoint stayed in the low 60°s.
It was almost, can I say, comfortable? The warm, kind embrace of a summer day.
Tomorrow….
Wait, what’s that mean for this week? How’s it looking?
Today will be the nicest day of the week. Low 60°s dewpoints = low humidity, but it’ll still feel like summer with a high near 90°.
Humidity will increase every day. Today will be on the low end of Sticky, but Monday-Wednesday it’ll be Uncomfortable:
Rejoice! Rain is not in the forecast from now until Wednesday. This means that your weekend lake/BBQ/golf plans are finally a “go”, compared to the past couple of weeks.
What will be keeping us dry for the next few days? High pressure (otherwise known as the big, blue “H”)!
Happy Friday! While it will still be very hot outside, we are not anticipating any rain throughout the daytime and into the early evening hours.
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Latest HRRR Model
Showers and storms are again expected to “pulse up” this afternoon and evening across Middle Tennessee. Some could be on the stronger side with a few severe storms capable of damaging straight-line winds.
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