Current Temps and Radar
Tonight – The rain is pulling out.
Temps will settle in the low 60°s. This muggy air isn’t going anywhere anytime soon.
Tuesday – Chance For Showers & Thunderstorms – Wake Up 61°, High 80°
Looking Backwards and Forwards
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March in Review
- Average temp was 0.6″ above normal. Month’s high 82° (3/31), low 9° (3/6).
- The SnowDome died. In all, we saw 2.9″ of snow, most in March since 1996.
- Total rainfall 4.29″, which was 0.18″ above normal.
- Probably the most unusual thing: March begins spring storm season, but there were no thunderstorms.
Saw this from @JimCantore, who got it from @julieverhage: March productivity took a hit.
Tonight – Cloudy & Some Showers
We’ll remain cloudy tonight. Rain chances will linger throughout the night, though showers will be hit-or-miss. Here’s the NAM4 model at 9 PM:
Frosty Easter Morning; Rainy End of the Day
Current Temps and Radar
Wind damage from yesterday:
Tonight/Overnight – Frost Possible
Clear skies will help overnight temps drop into the 30’s. Frost is possible as we wake up Easter morning.
Severe Threat Over: What’s in Store for Tomorrow? (And Easter!)
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Tonight – Shenanigans Over
The Tornado Watch was cancelled early, the rain has cleared out, aaaaaand….the wind advisory has been cancelled!
The cold front that is to blame for today’s severe weather has moved through, and temps will drop into the 40°s.
Tornado Watch until 9 PM Tonight – 3:08 PM Update
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*Updated with new 3:00 PM SPC data and Tornado Watch data -Kaiti
A Tornado Watch is now in place for Williamson and Davidson Counties, and all the other counties in yellow, until 9:00 PM tonight:
Severe Weather Possible This Afternoon
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*Updated with new 8 AM data. -Kaiti
Severe weather remains possible today.
The Storm Prediction Center just adjusted our probabilities of “x” happening w/in 25 miles of us this afternoon:
Good Friday Storms: What & When
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Bedtime Update re Friday
Weather models are in general agreement that showers and thunderstorms will spread along a cold front, and arrive sometime between 2 PM and 6 PM.
The main threats, in order, are:
Severe Thunderstorms (Hail, Wind) Looking More Likely
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Today – Marginal/Slight Risk of Severe T-storms – High: 79°
The Storm Prediction Center has placed Nashville right on the border of a Slight Risk and Marginal Risk for severe weather today. Here is one way of looking at SPC Categorical Outlooks for severe thunderstorms:
Mild Tonight, Rain Chances Thursday, Storms Friday
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Today – Marginal/Slight Risk of Severe T-storms – High: 79°
The Storm Prediction Center has placed Nashville right on the border of a Slight Risk and Marginal Risk for severe weather today. Here is a look at what the SPC Categorical Outlooks for severe thunderstorms actually mean.
Rain & Storms Later This Week
Current Temps and Radar
Both interns are off today, but I’m pretty sure Will has them washing crawfish off SnowForce1.
In their absence you’re getting a bunch of random Saul Goodman (or, Jimmy McGill, if you prefer) GIFs, and maybe some weather.