A BAND OF SHOWERS AND ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS WILL CONTINUE TO MOVE
RAPIDLY EASTWARD THROUGH 345 PM THIS AFTERNOON. AT ABOUT 200 PM CDT...
THE BAND EXTENDED FROM NEAR PORTLAND...TO NEAR FRANKLIN...SMYRNA
AND LEWISBURG. THERE HAVE BEEN NUMEROUS REPORTS RECEIVED THIS
AFTERNOON OF SMALL HAIL...PEA TO DIME SIZE...ASSOCIATED WITH THESE
SHOWERS AND STORMS. SOME OF THE STRONGER STORMS MAY ALSO PRODUCE
BRIEF WIND GUSTS TO AROUND 40 MPH.
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…A SIGNIFICANT WEATHER ADVISORY FOR MUCH OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE THROUGH 215 PM CDT THIS AFTERNOON…
AT 1208 PM CDT…NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR WAS TRACKING A DEVELOPING LINE OF THUNDERSTORMS…SOME STRONG…EXTENDING FROM
JUST WEST OF CLARKSVILLE…TO NEAR LOBELVILLE AND WAYNESBORO…MOVING
RAPIDLY EAST AT AROUND 50 MPH.
Today expect rain this afternoon with a small thunderstorm chance, falling temps tonight, maybe a few snowflakes overnight with little or no accumulation, and a lot of wind. This is “Marchuary” (a term used by Tom Johnstone, who is the Warning Coordination Meteorologist at the NWS in Nashville) at it’s finest.
The map below shows rainfall totals under a half inch from Sunday morning through Wednesday morning. Most of this rain will fall this afternoon into Sunday morning and afternoon. Â We may see a stray thunderstorm or two, but nothing to worry about.
There’s still a small chance these models are wrong, but on this they agree: no rain until around dusk tonight, probably later.
Good news for East Nasty Beer Fest and Afternoon Brides.
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