A look at the meteogram (in descending order: temp/wind chill, rain, snow, freezing rain, sleet) . . .
Overcast skies prevailed last night. We did not have any snow, officially, at the airport. Temperatures aloft were well below freezing, but temperatures at the surface stayed in the upper 30°s. The problem really wasn’t the temperature profile, but there simply wasn’t enough moisture on the back edge of the clipper system to squeeze out anything of note.
A look at the meteogram (in descending order: temp/wind chill, rain, snow, freezing rain, sleet) . . .
Here’s what the radar and temps looked like at 9 PM:
The “Round 1” rain has exited east.
A look at the meteogram (in descending order: temp/wind chill, rain, snow, freezing rain, sleet) . . .
. . . earlier today had only rain in the forecast for us tonight. Notice now the inclusion of snow after midnight.
A look at the meteogram (in descending order: temp/wind chill, rain, snow, freezing rain, sleet) . . .
. . . has only rain in the forecast for us tonight.
But, it’s going to be close. Our NWS published this graphic, showing snow close by:
Editor’s note. Yesterday I sent to The Intern 2.0 three random GIFs, and challenged him to incorporate them into today’s whatever-this-is.
Today – Increasing Clouds – High 50°
A disturbance originating out of the Northern Plains will make its way towards Middle Tennessee. We will not see anything explosive . . .
Today – Windy – High 60°
The HRRR model depicts colder and drier air (as of 11 AM):
This cold front coupled with a low pressure system moving eastward in the Ohio River Valley will give us strong winds through 6 PM. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory until 6 PM.
Tonight – Windy!
At 6 PM, a Wind Advisory kicks in, and lasts a full 24 hours.
Radar loop last 4 hours. Refresh this page to refresh the image:
The main rain blob has moved north, but more is on the way. Expect off/on rain tonight and overnight.
Today – It’s Going to Rain – High 64°
Summary:
Radar loop last 4 hours. Refresh this page to refresh the image:
A few off and on light showers will continue to slide north into both counties this morning.
This radar GIF (last four hours; refresh for latest data) shows the big low pressure system lifting north. This will spread rain and a few thunderstorms in Middle Tennessee tomorrow.
Sunday – Rain & Storms, Also Windy – Wake Up 49°, High 65°
Today – Partly Sunny & Showers possible – 62°
A southerly wind and an approaching disturbance will give us a slight chance for showers during the day and into the evening. Additionally, the winds will be sustained between 10mph – 15mph, maybe gusting up to 30mph!
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