Warm-ish afternoons and cool mornings will be the theme throughout the week.
Wind gusts up to 25mph possible this afternoon and Wednesday afternoon.
These temperatures are just in time for some of that Fall color to really start coming in on the trees.
BNA bottomed out at 42° this morning, which to my knowledge (don’t quote me on this) is the coolest we’ve been so far this Fall.
Temperatures throughout the week won’t differ too much.
After dealing with above-average temperatures for what feels like a long time, I’m happy to say we will get to deal with some true Fall weather this entire week.
Winds will continue to be breezy throughout the afternoon, gusts up to 35mph.
Summary: A weakening line of storms will arrive roughly between midnight – 2a, carrying a low chance of damaging straight-line winds, and a very, very, very low chance of a brief tornado. We’ll be following this the whole way thru.
Today will have good weather. Saturday during the day will be dry but hot, we’ll be close to a daily record high.
Saturday evening our attention will turn towards an incoming cold front that will bring some showers and storms to the area.
Today, Friday, and Saturday during the day will be warm and dry. Saturday’s current forecasted high is 88°, which would be a new daily record.
Overall thinking for our Saturday night/Sunday morning “event” remains generally the same.
This work week continues to be nearly a copy and paste. Cool mornings, warm afternoons and dry. I’ll skip to the “interesting” part – but things aren’t really that interesting.
We continue our streak of cool mornings, warmer-than-average afternoons and dry weather throughout the work week.
We get a pattern shift on Saturday/Sunday as a cold front will work thru the area, bringing showers/storms along with cooler temps following it.
We continue our streak of cool mornings, warm afternoons, and staying dry throughout the work week.
Average high for this time of the year is ~75°, so we’ll be several degrees above average throughout the week.
In the near-term, our days and nights will be near carbon copies of each other, highs around 80….morning lows in the low-mid 50s.
Looking toward next weekend, a trough of low pressure “of decent strength” (NWS) could move through from west to east. While it’s too soon to tell whether we could get severe weather out of it, these are the types of Fall systems that can deliver such.
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