I know I sound like a broken record, but I’m not sure how else to phrase it.
Each day thru at least Thursday will consist of Wattery chances, mostly confined to the afternoon/evening hours.
Impossible to know if plan ‘x’ will be dry at ‘y’ time – just part of the Wattery.
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We’ve seen quite a bit of rain already today, with more moving thru as of the time of writing (3:30p). Activity should decrease as we head closer to sunset. You can check the radar anytime on our website here: Radar | Nashville Severe Weather – and we’ll be sending out updates on all our socials as needed.
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Wattery winnings stayed away from us today, but not sure that will hold for very long.
Daily rain/storm chances will be in the forecast from Friday until at least Wednesday.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms will be possible each day, most likely in the afternoon and evening timeframe.
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Unfortunately, models have upped our rain chances for Thursday.
HRRR model (and others) think we could see some scattered showers/thunderstorms during the afternoon/evening timeframe. Impossible to know exactly when and where, that’s just part of the Wattery.
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We’ll get a well-earned break from the rain thru Thursday.
While we get a few dry days strung together, temperatures will be warming up. Rest of the forecast temps will be in the upper 80s/low 90s.
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The past several runs of the HRRR model have been consistent on bringing in a few more storms later this evening, around 7 – 9p. While I’m not totally sold on that, with the consistency in recent runs – it will be worth watching. While I suppose a storm could be strong, maybe briefly severe, I think most should stay below severe limits.
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Beautiful day ongoing, and this will continue thru the evening. Great night for any outdoor plans, including the closing of the CMAs.
Monday:
We unfortunately have another day to watch for severe weather.
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We are currently watching an MCS move safely to our south, but we’re likely to still see some rain – heavy at times, with some lightning.
We’ll be posting updates as needed throughout the day, you can also check the radar anytime on our website, fo free: Radar | Nashville Severe Weather
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As we get a break from the rain and storms, we’ll be watching for any activity upstream of us to our west. There’s relatively low confidence in additional showers/storms – it all depends on if our atmosphere is able to regroup.
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Hi, David here.
I am leaving Nashville Severe Weather.
No scandal, no internal discord, no problems, we all good fam.
I’m emotionally and mentally exhausted from 15 years of running NSWX from the margins of my free time.
YNWA David, thank you so so so much!!
Log in to ReplyWe so appreciate every single thing you have done for the whole region these years. Go rest and be with your family and friends. You have taught us all so well.
Log in to ReplyDavid, sad to hear of your departure but applaud you for your efforts over the years. NSWX has been and will continue to be my go-to for all things weather. You created such an amazing option for those of us navigating the ever changing weather patterns that we are experiencing and helped us understand why things were happening. I am grateful, we are grateful….THANK YOU!!
Log in to ReplyDavid, I will miss hearing you on the YouTube broadcasts! Thanks so much for everything you’ve done for the community! As an attorney myself, I truly can’t imagine how you’ve done this for so long! Enjoy your free time!
Log in to ReplyTotally understand – your dedication has been amazing. Take care of yourself so you can take care of the things that matter most – your family!
Log in to ReplyThank you for giving this community all that energy all those years. What a gift to Nashville and surrounding areas. I appreciated the facts delivered with some humor!
Log in to ReplyThank you for all you have done. We adore this group and are thankful for their service!
Log in to ReplyThank you! You’ve taught so many readers and watchers about the weather. Good luck on your future journeys.
Log in to ReplyThanks for your service, David.
Log in to ReplySo thankful for NSWX. Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU for starting this and for all the years and time you’ve poured into it. Countless people are better aware and informed thanks to you.
Log in to ReplyYou have gotten us through some times man and we appreciate all you’ve taught us. My storm anxiety is now manageable because of NSWX! Good luck and enjoy this next chapter of your life!
Log in to ReplyDid not expect to cry reading that. Our family lost our home in 2020 and, “east Nashville, get to your safe space” could be the most important words of our lives. Thank you. A million thank yous. And long live Nashville Sever Weather.
Log in to ReplyThanks David for your service. Your voice has gotten me through plenty of sleepless nights. I will always appreciate your calmness in stressful situations. Good luck with the next chapter of your life!
Log in to ReplyThank you for everything, David! You’re right, this has become an almost essential public service that I can’t imagine living in Nashville without. Thank you for all of your hard work and best wishes for you and your family.
Log in to ReplyThank you, thank you, thank you, David! Thank you for launching your passion project that “accidentally” became a crucial public service that keeps my family and our city safe and informed. While it doesn’t balance out the sacrifices you have made, please know they have not been in vain. We are so grateful! Go rest… and I hope your peace and equilibrium return quickly in this new season. The impact you’ve made in our community and families’ lives will continue to be felt for many, many years to come.
Log in to ReplyThanks for your tireless devotion and years of service to the community. I was always impressed by the time you committed to this. You built something beautiful.
Log in to ReplyThank you David, you all have made me feel safe and informed over the years with your posts, tweets, and streams. I’m not sure I could ever convey how much this website means to me but I credit you and the team for healing my storm anxiety with information and science. You all deserve so much recognition and celebration from our area. Enjoy your new free time, I hope it gives you the peace you are looking for.
Log in to ReplyThank you David. Your dedication to reporting severe storms, threats, and keeping us informed saved many lives and brought critical information at times of uncertainty and high anxiety. I am forever grateful. Thank you for your descriptions of the dedication it took. Thank you to your family and friends for providing the support needed for your efforts. I can only imagine staff will sorely miss you. Sorry for the losses you described. Very sad to hear. This sounds like a healthy decision. Take care and as you find peace in your decision and hold your heart with compassion.
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