We’re still on the warm and dry pattern, and will stay that way through Thursday. It’s National Pet Day, perfect weather for taking your dog, cat, lizard, etc. on a walk.
Rain chances return Friday and look to stick around for the weekend. Details are still fuzzy right now, but no severe weather is expected. The rain also doesn’t look like the washout kind.
Today through Thursday, no rain chances, warming up a little bit everyday. Yup, that’s it.
There are some small rain chances starting Friday and into the weekend, but as of right now, this doesn’t look like it would rain anything out.
The clouds and rain are gone, the sun is out, and we are looking at a beautiful day ahead. This is prime egg hunting weather.
Monday thru Thursday will be very similar, just a few degrees warmer each day. No rain chances until maybe Friday, but even those are low as of right now. We are nearing, historically, peak severe weather season, and a quiet week this time of the year is a blessing, or grace?
Rain is mostly confined to our southeast, but some stray showers aren’t wanting to leave. HRRR model (below) continues to show chances of these stray showers hanging around all day.
It won’t be particularly heavy rain, just enough to make you slightly annoyed. You can always check the radar here: Radar – Nashville Severe Weather
As of 11am, rain is mostly confined to the SE corner of WillCo., and will slowly continue to push out, clouds will stick around for the day though. You can check the radar anytime here: Radar – Nashville Severe Weather
The Flood Watch originally set to expire at 1pm today has been canceled.
Rain will continue throughout the day, as shown below by the HRRR model, but no flooding is expected.
Can’t totally rule out some showers on Friday and Saturday, as the front is stalled just to our south.
The severe threat is over. The Severe Thunderstorm Watch originally set to expire at 9pm has been canceled. You can tweet any damage you might’ve had (hopefully not) with #tspotter.
Our focus now moves to an overnight threat for heavy rain. A Flood Watch for both of our counties will begin at 11pm tonight and go thru 1pm Thursday.
We’re still looking at a possibility of severe weather today, specifically this afternoon and evening. It’ll be important to be weather aware today and have multiple ways to receive information. Let’s dive right in.
There will be a day to when I do not have to include something along the lines of “possible severe storms” in the title. But, today is not that day, so let’s talk about it.
Record high for today is 87° set in 1934, our current forecast high is 86°, it’ll be close. No rain expected today.
Some light showers continue to move through this morning. These should move out around lunch time leaving us with a dry rest of the day. High today is supposedly 68°, not sure we make it there with this cloud cover.
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