Our probabilities from the SPC remain unchanged for now. Within 25 miles of you, there is a 30% chance of damaging straight-line winds, a 30% chance of large hail and a 10% chance of a tornado, which could be strong (EF2+).
Our probabilities from the SPC remain unchanged for now. Within 25 miles of you, there is a 30% chance of damaging straight-line winds, a 30% chance of large hail and a 10% chance of a tornado, which could be strong (EF2+).
The Storm Prediction Center came out with their midday update for Tuesday and have upped our probabilities for severe weather tomorrow.

Both counties are outlooked with a:
These probabilities are subject to change.
Overnight, the Storm Prediction Center increased our probabilities for severe weather on Tuesday.

Both our counites have been outlooked with a:
These probabilities could change. The Storm Prediction will update these several more times between now and Tuesday afternoon.
Very nice Easter day going on.
Monday will be another warm and probably dry day. Overnight Monday we could see a few showers/storms, but the majority of the activity should stay to our north.
Our main focus continues to be the threat of severe weather Tuesday.
Today’s high temps have soared into the upper 70s, Easter Sunday and Monday will be similar temperature-wise. A few places may even surpass 80 degrees.
We should be dry through Monday, a few showers cannot be ruled out Monday morning, but majority of us will stay dry.
Wonderful weather today and the rest of the weekend.

No rain expected thru Sunday, and we’ll likely stay dry Monday as well. Highs nearing 80° Saturday – Monday. Great weather for all the outdoor activities, egg hunting.
Lows will dip to around 40° tonight, a few places might see some frost but probably not.
Friday and the rest of Easter weekend will have some awesome weather.

Friday and Saturday will have highs in the low to mid 70s, with Easter Sunday highs getting into the low 80s. Around 60° for any sunrise services. Monday a copy and paste of Sunday.
Temperatures will get down to around 34° tonight, therefore a Frost Advisory will be in effect for early Thursday morning. “Frost could harm sensitive outdoor vegetation. Sensitive outdoor plants may be killed if left uncovered.” – NWS Nashville
Dry week ahead. No rain chances to speak of until early next week.

Several chilly mornings ahead of us, but a warming trend throughout the week.
Easter weekend looks warm, highs in the upper 70s.
The warm forecast may tempt you to plant, but I’d recommend holding off until around Tax Day. Never know around here.
Wind will continue to howl as we head into the evening and continue into tomorrow morning. Sustained winds of 20 – 30 mph, and gusts up to 50 – 55(!) mph are likely overnight. Secure any loose outdoor items.
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