Temp/Wind Chill, Rain, Snow next 48 Hours:
Today – Cooling – High 56°
A cold front coupled with showers and thunderstorms moved through Middle Tennessee last night/early this morning and dropped a good amount of rain.
Davidson County:
Temp/Wind Chill, Rain, Snow next 48 Hours:
Today – Grinch Storm – High 66°
A warm front has moved through Middle Tennessee late this morning, which is giving us a chance for hit/miss showers until tonight’s Grinch Storm (disturbance moving out of the Southern Plains) makes it to Nashville late this afternoon / early evening… Just in time for the Nashville Christmas Parade.
Temp/Wind Chill, Rain, Snow next 48 Hours:
Wednesday – Fog Early, Cloudy & Drizzly – Wake Up 43°, High 53°
Fog is likely in the early morning hours.
After the fog mixes out, expect mostly cloudy skies, and maybe a passing light shower or two. No washout or other ruinous rainfall is expected. NWS only has 0.02″ of rain forecast.
Temp/Wind Chill, Rain, Snow next 48 Hours:
Sunday afternoon, the cold front was positioned to our NW:
First, notice the freezing rain area in SE Missouri. Regular readers here are will recall previous discussions of freezing rain potential as the cold front approaches Middle Tennessee. However, freezing rain does not appear to be a concern. It is completely missing from the afternoon forecast discussion, and there is no support in the models for any wintry precip shenanigans Monday night.
Temp/Wind Chill, Rain, Snow next 48 Hours:
Sunday – Warm, Cloudy, Small Chance of Rain – High 66°
5,000 feet overhead, warm southwest winds are blowing at over 50 mph, transporting clouds and moisture. Meanwhile, here on the ground, winds are sustained around 10 MPH, gusting to 20 MPH, thanks to a tight pressure gradient from this long, positively tilted (band name!) trough to our northwest. It’s all seen here, in this not-that-easy-to-read surface analysis from 7 AM!