No April Fools jokes here. We are about to enter an active (and very complicated) pattern that will give us the potential for severe weather and flooding everyday Wednesday through Saturday. This does not mean we will see severe weather and flooding every single day – in fact, majority of the days we might not see either. However, the chance will exist.
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Conditional Severe Weather Threat Wednesday & Thursday, Flooding Potential Wednesday - Sunday
Damaging Straight-Line Winds, Tornadoes, Hail Possible This Afternoon Thru Early Monday Morning, Again on Wednesday/Thursday; Flooding Potential Late This Week
Damaging Straight-Line Winds, Hail, and Tornadoes All Possible Overnight Sunday and Wednesday; Potential Flooding Concerns Late Next Week
Scattered rain will continue to move thru the area for the remainder of today (Saturday). Rain gear a good idea as you walk out the door for your evening plans.

You can check the radar anytime on our website here: Radar | Nashville Severe Weather
Severe Weather Increasingly Likely Sunday Evening into Early Monday Morning, Additional Chances on Wednesday
All Modes of Severe Weather Possible Sunday PM, Rain/Non-Severe Storms Possible Saturday
Still Plenty of Questions Surrounding Sunday’s Severe Weather Potential
Keeping an Eye on Strong to Severe Storm Potential Sunday, Rain Possible Saturday
It’s Definitely Spring - Warm Week Ahead & Watching Sunday’s Storm Potential
Damaging Straight-Line Winds and Hail Possible This Evening, Very Low-End Tornado Threat

We are still outlooked by the Storm Prediction Center with the following probabilities within 25 miles:
- 15% chance of damaging straight-line winds (58 mph+)
- 15% chance of hail (1″+ in diameter)
- 2% chance of a tornado
Rainfall totals only around 1″, so no flooding issues expected.
Timing:
Latest HRRR model thinks majority of the activity will be during the 6-8p timeframe. This could be off by an hour or so.