Big warm up starts today as highs will get up into the upper 70s, then low 80s for the first half of the new week.
We should be able to get away with a dry weekend, only hiccup may be an isolated shower Sunday afternoon, but majority of models keep us dry.
Winds will die down tonight, leaving us with crisp temps in the mid to upper 40s. Big warm-up starts Saturday, with a high of 76° and mid-80s by early next week.
Since it’s Spring and all…we live among the battle of the air masses. So, our next storm system moves across the central US just as we start warming up. The system should arrive here around Wednesday and could hang around until the weekend. While we are not currently outlooked for severe weather, it will bear watching. We can’t turn our backs to the western sky this time of year.
Just a few more showers to deal with today. Maybe a rumble of thunder, but no severe weather concerns.
Majority of the rain should be gone by sunset.
Friday thru Monday look fantastic.
Getting almost hot by Monday, with high temps in the md 80s. Rain chances return Tuesday or so.
We’ve been able to dodge a good bit of the rain today, but more is expected to move into the area tonight and tomorrow. Along with it, some gusty winds are possible overnight, not a bad idea to secure any outdoor furniture.
Mostly dry evening in store, a shower or two can’t be ruled out though. A rain jacket or umbrella will suffice for any outdoor plans this evening.
Wednesday we’ll deal with more rain/storm chances, a couple of storms could be on the strong to severe side.
Current hailers in West TN are expected to stay west of us, but a few showers/storms cannot be ruled out tonight. Some gusty winds and small hail aren’t out of the question, but storms are expected to remain below severe limits tonight.
Storms in West TN will slowly make their way over tonight. Thankfully, they should lose their steam and we are not expecting any severe weather tonight.
HRRR model (above) has an ETA of around midnight tonight. You may hear a rumble of thunder, but no worries. Rain should exit before Monday AM rush hour.
Good idea to cover up plants tonight, a Frost Advisory will be in effect from 4am thru 9am Saturday morning.
Lows are expected to get down into the low 30s, thankfully temps will quickly recover Saturday afternoon and make it into the low 60s.
Temperatures will dip into the mid 30s tonight, which may bring some frost to the area. A few backyards may dip below the freezing mark.
Friday high temps will reach the upper 50s, but Friday night will have our coldest temperatures of the forecast, with temps in the low 30s. A few places may get down into the upper 20s. Good idea to cover up any loved plants.
Pockets of on/off rain continue to move thru the area, coverage will decrease as we head into tonight. Still can’t rule out some more brief graupel/small hail aka Sonic ice in some of the showers.
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