We’ve been dodging rain/t-storms today and will continue to do so for the next while before rain clears out for the night. I think most evening/night plans will be dry, but having a rain jacket on standby would be nice.
Besides a few showers, fairly nice, but windy day. Today was our last nice-day weather wise for a hot minute.
Rain chances ramp up tomorrow and stick around for the weekend.
HRRR model (above) shows the sporadic nature of the showers/non-severe t-storms throughout Friday.
We had a wonderful day today, but unfortunately all good things must come to an end.
At least the first half of Thursday will be nice, but rain chances start to creep in as we hit the PM hours and stick around for the weekend.
We didn’t quite make it to 60° today, but with plenty of sun we still had a beautiful day.
Wednesday will be even warmer, with high temps in the mid 60s with plenty of sun.
First half of Thursday will be nice, with high temperatures returning to the low 60s.
High temperatures running 10-15 degrees above average this week + dry until Thursday PM =
Remarkable start to the month.
All quiet until Thursday PM.
“A series of shortwave troughs…will bring us several waves of rain and a few thunderstorms throughout the extended period.” – NWS Nashville
The rain thankfully held off today, although we could still use some, we’re still a tad dry.
The common theme this week will be dry and mild, with a majority of high temperatures this week in the low 60s. You’ll probably need a jacket for the chilly mornings though.
We may have just started February, but it sure doesn’t feel like it. Temperatures this afternoon have gotten up into the upper 60s. Just a beautiful day.
Our rain chances tomorrow continue to look very meh.
The groundhog did not see his shadow today, well duh because it was cloudy? Based off tradition, that means we are in for an early spring.
Today it sure seems like he nailed it. Plenty of sun got our high temps all the way up into the low 70s. Feels more like 4/2 instead of 2/2. Either way, I’d give today a 10/10.
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New drought monitor came out today – shoutout last weeks rain!
All of Davidson Co. and a chunk of WillCo. have been downgraded to Abnormally Dry, so congratulations to those folks, you are technically no longer in a drought.
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