Love is in the air, but bad air quality isn’t. Crap apps were showing bad air quality yesterday, when our air was and is totally okay. Nothing from Ohio is blowing down here.
Today will be warm, but windy. A Wind Advisory will be in effect from 3pm today – 3am Wednesday. Sustained winds of 20-30mph, with gusts up to 45mph possible.
It may be Monday, but it’ll be a beautiful day. Sun, high temps in the mid 60’s.
The first half of Valentine’s Day will be nice. It’ll get windy in the afternoon/evening, sustained winds of 20-25mph, with gusts up to 40mph are possible. A Wind Advisory will be in effect from 3pm Tuesday – 6am Wednesday.
Nice and sunny start to the day. Clouds will move in as the day goes on, along with rain chances going up.
As a low pressure system spins to our SE, it may toss some showers at us. Looks like the best chance of any will be from 8pm tonight thru the wee hours of Sunday morning. Betters chances of a shower are in WillCo, you may stay dry in Davidson. And yes, they’ll just be rain showers with temperatures above freezing. Rain should move out before you head off to your Sunday morning plans.
Looks fairly nice until Saturday night. Cool temps, but we’ll be dry.
NAM3k model shows maybe some showers moving in late Saturday into Sunday morning, but nothing serious. We may see a few flurries mix in, but we are expected to stay above freezing, so no impacts are expected. Rain should move out by lunch Sunday – Super Bowl parties look to be rain free.
The wind advisory has now expired, the (very meh) severe threat has passed, and the sun is back. Looks like a nice afternoon. Winds peaked at 46 mph at BNA early this morning.
Our next weather system is a low pressure system we think will dive down toward the Gulf Coast and ride up the Atlantic coastal states this weekend into Monday.
Today will be real nice, with highs in the upper 60’s. Lots of sun streaming through the thin layer of clouds.
Wednesday, (very low) storm chances move in. The Storm Prediction Center has outlooked our two counties with a 5% chance of damaging winds within 25 miles. We are NOT included in the tornado, hail, or flash flooding outlook.
