He’s baaack. The morning weather balloon shows the D.A.M. (Dry Air Monster) hovering above. He’ll do two things today. 1) He’ll eat rain, keeping it light here at the ground level. 2) Evaporative cooling could cause some sleet pellets to fall briefly. I’ve had some at my office in the past hour. No worries though.
As of 1:55 pm, Nashville reached 85 degrees. This breaks the all time record high for the month of February. It also is the earliest in the year Nashville has reached 85 degrees. Previously, the earliest 85 degree reading was March 12, 1967. So… big day for the record keepers.
We’re not expecting severe weather, but storms are possible. Wind advisory today and tonight.
Here’s info…
As you walked out the door today you undoubtedly noticed the warm air. Record temps in store for today and tomorrow.
The rain is gone and the skies are mostly clear. We’ll see temps close to 70º this afternoon.
Overnight the wind picks up clouds move in. The wind might even reach advisory criteria. Expect max gusts between 30 – 40 mph. The HRRR predicts a few waves of rain tomorrow night as a front approaches. We don’t expect severe weather, but a rumble of thunder is possible into Thursday morning.
That’s not a typo. Gonna be warm later this week. But first…
There are a few opportunities for rain this week. One is this evening, but it may miss us. HRRR 3pm-2am:
So, don’t count on rain tonight. But, don’t be surprised if you pick some up either.
Generally speaking; it’ll be a warm and dry next two days. Only rain in the next 48 hours may be some light and quick showers Monday morning.
The remainder of the week will still be warm, dare I say borderline hot Wednesday and Thursday, with high temperatures pushing the low 80’s – but pretty wet. Rain chances exists Tuesday – Saturday.
Started off cold this morning, but temps are slowly getting up to a somewhat tolerable level. High today should be around 50°.
Maybe some light rain moving in tonight around 10 or 11pm. These will be light and quick, and depending on your sleep schedule, you may not even notice them.
Yesterday got a little wild for some of us. We had reports of limbs down, flooded streets, and some large hail reported in our area. Thankfully, we didn’t have a tornado warning in our counties.
Round One is good as gone.
For days we have been talking about this “break” in-between rounds. We didn’t know what it would look like. Models are now in good agreement, along with support from current observations, that the break will be long enough for the atmosphere to sufficiently “recharge.”
Warm day today, with the high temperature expected to get near 75°. Record high for 2/15 is 77°, we might’ve gotten there if we had some more help from the sun, but we won’t see too much of it today.
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