Love snow? Don’t get excited. At least, not yet.
All quotes from NWS-Nashville.
So low, it’s not even in the weekly summary:
Clearing will be brief as a fast-moving shortwave clips the mid state tomorrow [Monday] and even brings a chance of light rain/snow mainly to the northern Plateau before making a quick exit.
Love snow? Don’t get excited. At least, not yet.
All quotes from NWS-Nashville.
So low, it’s not even in the weekly summary:
Clearing will be brief as a fast-moving shortwave clips the mid state tomorrow [Monday] and even brings a chance of light rain/snow mainly to the northern Plateau before making a quick exit.
We’re slowly peeling away the drizzle, fog, and clouds this morning. Rain lingered overnight, but it’s now finally southeast. 0.40″ fell in the official can at BNA.
Today should be pretty nice, high 57°.
Streamline of clouds currently blankets our skies as we wait for showers to arrive. Right now (10:58 AM), showers look to be just now making their way into the most northwestern portions of Middle Tennessee.
Hopefully you got out and enjoyed today’s warmer temperatures! We’ll be a tad chilly tonight, with the mercury sinking into the upper 40s for overnight lows. You will want a light jacket if you are headed out the door this evening.
Today and tomorrow look to be two pretty nice days with highs above average for the time of year. Sunny skies will prevail each day.
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Today was the last day under the influence of a northerly wind, so by tomorrow, a southerly wind component is expected to return.
Thursday and Friday will both be beautiful days, each better than the next. Highs Thursday will hover in the mid to upper 50s, but soar into the 60s on Friday.
Temps today will stay near-average with highs topping off in the mid-40s. However, it may feel a bit cooler at times due to the cloudy skies and brisk winds. Winds will stay in the 10 to 15 mph, but some gusts as high as 20 mph are possible.
After a few rumbles of thunder and moderate to heavy rainfall this morning, clouds and precipitation will quickly scoot east this afternoon, leaving us with gradually clearing skies. Temperatures are still expected to climb into the low-mid 60s, since the cold front is still lagging well behind the rainfall.
A cold front responsible for shenanigans tonight in eastern OK, western AR, and northwest TX will trek east. No severe shenanigans are expected here, just rain.
Winds tomorrow will gust over 30 MPH at times. A Wind Advisory may be issued while we sleep tonight.
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