Current Radar
The system to our north over the Great Lakes has brought some clouds in our area this morning. Clouds will move out of the area then expect plenty of sunshine today. Enjoy it!
The current surface analysis shows last night’s weak cold front has passed (as expected). Temperatures will continue to climb this afternoon into the mid 60s.
Current Radar
A Little Rain Late Tonight
Around or after midnight, a little trough will try and shove in some light rain. The atmosphere is really dry near the surface, and this rainer looks pretty weak, so we aren’t expecting it to alter any outdoor activities Monday.
Current Radar
There’s high pressure in charge, so that’ll mean awesome weekend weather. Warm, too?
There’s a chance of light rain late Sunday night into Monday, but the system looks kinda weak, and it won’t squeeze out much rain. Maybe a few drops Monday morning.
Current Radar
Winds will quickly shift from out of the north to out of the south as the high pressure moves over our area.
We will be just on the fringe of the cold air mass Saturday morning.
The southerly winds will help us warm up during the afternoon.
Current Radar
After all that nonsense last night, we are ready for a warm, sunny weekend!
There are just a few clouds in our area, but they will clear out throughout the day.
High pressure will move in and keep us dry today. Temperatures will only reach the upper 40°s today, due to the cold air advection from our northerly winds. Hang in there, though. Temperatures will then rebound into the upper 50°s by Saturday!
Current Radar
The sleet, rain, and snow mix has been amusing today, only because it was melting on contact. Temps have been hovering around 40° all day.
We expected this nonsense to have stopped by sundown.
Current Radar
And maybe some sleet, too.
A little shortwave coming around the back side of the departed storm system will lift up some clouds and send us scattered, light, off and on (mostly “off”) rain, sleet, and snow showers today. As usual, the HRRR illustrates this for us:
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Headlines:
A few heavier rain pockets and even a few rumbles of thunder are occurring northwest of Davidson county. This activity should pull away to the north and east as a larger low pressure system traverses Tennessee and into the Ohio Valley.
Current Radar
Well if you are one of those people who likes to see the weather change rapidly, you are in for an interesting next 24-48 hours.
To begin, the Flood Advisory for the Stones River (due to Percy Priest Dam release) remains in effect until 6 PM.
Current Radar
We’ll get a little rain tonight as a giant rain blob passes S and E of us. HRRR illustrates:
Mostly, south of us.
A powerful surface low will spin into Mississippi tomorrow and march NE, delivering a significant severe weather worry for those in south MS/AL.
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