Current Observations and Radar (trying something new)
This afternoon’s storms continue to fizzle off. They were pretty mad.
Lightning:
And hail:
.@NashSevereWx happening now in sylvan park pic.twitter.com/eMjlWRA4nU
Current Observations and Radar (trying something new)
Garden-variety summertime storms have been firing all morning to our south and southwest, getting mostly western Williamson County. These have been very slow moving, but they are drifting west and away from us.
Current Observations and Radar (trying something new)
Humidity is back!
This summer, rain has usually come from I-24 in Kentucky, moving SE towards us.
Today, that pattern reverses.
As I write this, a few renegade rain showers are working their way NW from the Chattanooga area.The HRRR model – although possibly exaggerating this feature – shows rain taking I-24 and advancing closer through all day:
Current Radar
Winds will start to relax by this evening, as temperatures begin to fall to the low 80°s.
Expect clear skies and lows in the low 60°s overnight.
Tomorrow will be another very nice day, with mostly sunny skies and high temperatures staying in the 80°s.
Current Radar
Although we expressed uncertainty (here and on Twitter), I grade today’s “some rain” forecast like this:
I can point to the storms that formed 30 miles that way, or offer some explanation for the sunshine and attempt to sound smart. But really, who cares.
