Current Radar
Humidity won’t be a problem, but it’ll be hot.
South winds will raise dew points through the 50°s, which means increasing humidity. Clouds should keep temps down.
A few days ago, it looked a little rainy Monday in the models, but now we think the rain chances won’t start until well after dark. And those chance look pretty slim.
Current Radar
A mild night is on tap for the area, as the Spicket opens up with southwesterly winds ushering in warmer temperatures. Night fishing, anyone?
It should still feel pretty summer-like on Sunday, with an increase in afternoon clouds. Temps will climb once again into the 80s.
Current Radar
Clouds are expected to clear heading into the evening and overnight. Breezy conditions should also deteriorate.
NWS says “one more abnormally cool night.”
If you’re headed downtown to join in the festivities of playoff hockey, it might be a good idea to bring a jacket.
Current Radar
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We looked to be in the clear at first this morning, but the mother nature force thought differently and a second line of showers/storms have developed behind the band that passed through earlier.
Current Radar
Cooler temperatures will be felt going into the evening. Clouds will be thinning out later on, allowing lows to bottom out overnight in the upper 40s to near 50°.
For anyone headed to the Nashville Sounds game tonight, you’re rain free, but you might want to take a jacket.
Current Radar
Majority of the showers have pushed through our area and are continuing onto the East. We still aren’t in the clear, but the heavy stuff should be done.
HRRR displays the heavy showers passing with a few stragglers developing before the end of the night:
Current Radar
Our Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been cancelled. The threat is over.
Models are now finally showing consensus on something, and that something is Monday rain. Confidence in this forecast is higher than Sunday’s forecast because there will be a forcing mechanism to initiate rain — a cold front very slowly working across our humid airmass.
