Current Temps and Radar
Overnight – Patchy Freezing Fog – Wake Up Tuesday 22
Between 3 AM and 8 AM, fog will likely form (like the above photo, but without the snow), especially near bodies of water. If you see fog during this time, it’ll be a driving (or, if you’re walking, a sidewalk) hazard. The fog freezes to the surface. Assume black ice has formed if you encounter these conditions. Freezing fog contributed to a pretty nasty accident on Vietnam Vets several years ago. Be careful.
Current Temps and Radar
Happy Groundhog Day! I’m Brendan Schaper (Editor’s Note: Alert! Intern Applicant Week has begun!) with Nashville Severe Weather, and we’re talking much colder weather today. However, Punxsutawney Phil could have the news you’ve all been waiting for…
Current Temps and Radar
Today – Another 1/2″ of Rain
About a half inch of rain has fallen over the past 12 hours, with more on the way.
Winds will stay gusty. Keep the top pointed into the wind, or else risk this:
Current Temps and Radar
Today – Rain – High 57°
It’s going to rain most of today. Expect about 1″.
Here’s another radar view:
It’s also going to be windy, gusting into the 20 mph range, so be sure you don’t go outside expecting one of those purse-sized or weak umbrellas to do any good.
Current Temps and Radar
Expect 20°s tonight.
Tonight – Rain on the Way
A few showers are possible tonight, but many of them are high up there, battling dry air to make it to the surface. That explains why you may be seeing light rain on the radar on the above image, but your hair is staying dry. The rain is being devoured by the dry air monster.
Current Temps and Radar
Expect 20°s tonight.
Today – Clouds Arriving – High 48°
Sunday – Heavy Rain; Snow Late? – Wake Up XXX°, High LV°
A warm (for February) rain should be beginning in full force after sunrise, if not before.
Current Temps and Radar
Expect 20°s tonight.
Saturday – Sun to Start, then Clouding Up – Wake Up 24°, High 48°
Clouds will increase as a low pressure system races towards Nashville.
A few of the regional weather models think we may seen afternoon rain, but that’s not in the forecast until late Saturday night.
Current Temps and Radar
Tonight – Getting Much Colder
Showers moved through Middle Tennessee this morning, and as I write this, that gusty when you’re feeling is the announcement of the arrival of the cold front (at 458 PM, it was 42° and Clarksville and 56° in Smyrna).
Current Temps and Radar
Today – Partly Sunny – High 54°
Showers moved through Middle Tennessee this morning ahead of a cold front. As the front moves through today, winds will become northerly at 10mph – 15mph with 20mph wind gusts. Despite that passage of the cold front, temps will still reach the mid to upper 50’s this afternoon.
A weak disturbance coupled with a cold front will approach Middle Tennessee from the northwest overnight. The National Weather Service is giving Nashville a slight chance for showers beginning after 1 AM tonight.
