Chilly day today, and tomorrow will fairly similar but with rain chances.

HRRR model (above) shows rain beginning early Friday, lasting on and off throughout the day. No severe weather concerns, just a cold rain. Bleh.
Beautiful day today, 3 degrees short of the record high of 79° at BNA.
Similar temperatures for Tuesday, but we have some non-thunderstorm winds and rain to deal with.
A Wind Advisory will go into effect starting noon Tuesday and go thru 6am Wednesday. Sustained winds around 20mph, with gusts up to 40mph will be possible. Secure any outdoor furniture and bring in those trash cans ASAP.
Removed: the 15% probability of severe weather for Wednesday. Rain Tues and thunderstorms Weds, but severe weather now appears less likely.
What changed: recent model runs show a dry airmass Monday thru Weds. When Weds’ troublemaking cold front arrives, storm-fueling moisture and instability will be low. Bad storms need moisture and instability. Without them, meh.
Splendid day today, unfortunately the same cannot be said about the forecast for tomorrow.
The HRRR model, displays what it thinks the radar *could* look like tomorrow.
We’ll dry out Friday and should get away with a dry weekend except maybeee some light, quick showers Saturday morning.
Warm + dry weather expected the next two days. High temps get into the low 60s tomorrow, and even surge into the upper 60s Wednesday.
Our relative humidity values will be in the low to mid 20% range Tuesday and Wednesday, but thanks to recent rains and light winds (besides Wednesday), our fire danger will remain very low.