A brief(ish) web update from the web guy.

Hey Nashville – I’m Luke Myszka, Nashville Severe Weather’s web and digital guy. The team let me post for the first time ever, and it’s kind of a surreal moment for me, ngl.

Thank you all for your words of support, and your bug reports, over the past week. This new website and upgraded digital posture was a labor of love for all of us, and it was designed with you – our community – at the forefront. Our launch had some bumps, but we’ve already made significant improvements, and there’s plenty more in the works. We promise this is only the beginning. A special thank you to our developer, Conner, who put in an inordinate amount of time and effort to get this project over the finish line. 🫡 read more

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Rain, lightning advancing into Nashville. No other concerns / 514 PM

Lightning has not amused loved local dog. Bro shaking, heart rate elevated.

Window rattling thunderstorm pulling up to Nolensville and Cane Ridge 453 PM

Positive lightning strikes near Franklin sure to rattle homes and upset local dogs. No other hazards. 439 PM

Another thunderstorm rumbling thru tossing lightning and downpours / 422 PM

Thunderstorm working across Will Co should stay south of I-40 / 1142 AM

Lightning storm coming into Fairview and Fernvale. Bellevue/Warner Parks/Brentwood next. 11:26 am

Radar Update 10:22 am: Heavier rain missing us juuuuust off to the SE. Sneaky cell headed our way tho from the SW. Off/On showers continue through the day, some brief moderate/heavy rain possible.

Rain off and on through the weekend. Drizzly, then downpours, then jack squat, off/on, creating difficulties for planners. No severe weather. Golfers pack a poncho. Good luck dodging the dripping. HRRR model attached. Drought continues to lose its grip. More info tonight when Elan logs on. (BTW, we are still working to crush bugs on this new platform. Please keep sending bug probs, we have a large squishing shoe. Future is bright, giddyup). read more