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Good News —

Removed: the 15% probability of severe weather for Wednesday. Rain Tues and thunderstorms Weds, but severe weather now appears less likely.

What changed: recent model runs show a dry airmass Monday thru Weds. When Weds’ troublemaking cold front arrives, storm-fueling moisture and instability will be low. Bad storms need moisture and instability. Without them, meh. read more

Rain (Maybe A Lil’ Stormy?) Thursday Afternoon/Evening

Splendid day today, unfortunately the same cannot be said about the forecast for tomorrow.

The HRRR model, displays what it thinks the radar *could* look like tomorrow.

  • scattered showers begin late Thursday morning and continue thru the afternoon, NBD
  • heavier rain, and maybe a few storms push in later, current ETA ~7 – 9 pm (subject to change)
  • at the time, our severe threat remains very low, however…
  • “So maybe a strong thunderstorm here or there producing small hail and gusty winds below severe thresholds, but do not expect an organized strong convective event as of this time.” – NWS Nashville
  • weather can change, so we’ll keep an eye on it and keep you updated
  • rainfall totals look around 0.2 – 0.3″

We’ll dry out Friday and should get away with a dry weekend except maybeee some light, quick showers Saturday morning. read more

Rain (Maybe a Storm) Moving In, Maybe Changing To Snow, Little to No Impacts Expected.

Nice day so far, but unfortunately change is coming.

HRRR model (above) shows:

  • rain, maybe a few thunderstorms between 4 and 8pm
  • no severe weather expected
  • we may brefiely change over to sleet and snow around 9 or 10pm
  • little to no impacts are expected, bridges, overpasses and elevated surface may be a little slick Saturday AM

Saturday will be dry, but cold.

High temperatures Saturday are expected to only reach the upper 30s. Wind chills may not make it above the freezing mark tomorrow. read more

Rain Friday Afternoon, Splat:Melt Flurries Friday Night, Cold Saturday

Beautiful day today with BNA nearly getting to 70° today.

Rain moves in tomorrow.

HRRR model (above) shows:

  • rain moving in early Friday afternoon
  • cold air moves in from the NW, causing our temps to go from the low 60s Friday afternoon –> low to mid 30s Saturday AM
  • that cold air will be chasing the precip exiting our region, may cause rain to briefly change over to snow
  • expecting any snow that falls to melt on contact with the ground, no accumulation is expected
  • bridges and overpasses may be slick Saturday AM

Saturday will be dry but will also be the coldest day we’ve had in a while. High temperatures may not make it to 40°… read more