No rain in the forecast at all this weekend. Just pure sunshine!!
Rain should approach our area around lunchtime. The HRRR doesn’t think it’ll be much:
Rain is most likely during the afternoon and evening Monday. It’ll be off and on, ending some time late Monday night or early Tuesday morning. About 0.25″ to 0.35″ expected on average. A few storms may mix in Monday afternoon but that appears unlikely. Nothing severe, and no flooding concerns.
We have an upper high hanging out that’s keeping us warm and dry this weekend! Temps will hit the lower 80s! Everybody say thank you upper high!
Looking ahead to our next weather event Monday, we’ll have a cold front making its way through our area bringing cooler temps and some rain. The GFS shows us having a wet Monday. Keep in mind we’re a little far out to completely rely on the model’s timing/severity.
Happy almost Friday! Showers have moved out, but it’s possible we might get a splash or two later.
Warm and sunny the rest of the weekend!
Our next weather event is shaping up to be Sunday night through Monday and even into Tuesday. Monday looks wet, but it’s a bit too far out to know the details yet. More to come in the coming blogs.
Happy hump day Middle Tennessee! Temps warm up to around 70 today. One thing we’re watching…Warm temps + dry + wind = fire weather concerns. However, with the rain we’ve had recently, we shouldn’t have any major issues. But, it’s something to keep in mind if you were planning to burn a brush pile today.
Mild temps and clear skies today… down in the low 40s tonight. No frost concerns this time. Probability of another spring frost event drops under 10% from this point on, per the NWS. Not impossible, but odds are low that we see another.
We’ll warm up this afternoon as skies clear a bit. Pleasantly cool today.
Tomorrow morning we get close to freezing.
Lows tomorrow morning in the mid to low 30s. Patchy frost is possible. A Frost Advisory includes Davidson Co, not Williamson Co. Possibly (one of) the last frost(s) before the growing season. Stick with it and cover your plants! They will greatly appreciate it.
Showers from this morning should dissipate as we head into the afternoon. This lull in rain will be the best time for any easter egg hunts today. HRRR thinks showers pick back up later into the afternoon, with a more steady rain this evening. You might hear a few rumbles of thunder, but nothing to worry about.
Rain has moved out and we will (probably) stay dry today. Temps will reach the upper 60’s, not bad for a Saturday in April.
Garth Brooks looks all good to go tonight, no lightning or thunder concerns. NAM 3k model has some light showers this evening, HRRR model has no such showers. If I had to guess, I’d side with the HRRR, but it would be unwise to rule out another model solution. Looks as if you and your friends will not be in low places tonight.
Throughout today, we’re expecting to see some scattered showers. Some of these individual clouds could drop some heavy rain and wind. No need to cancel daytime or dinner plans, but carry an umbrella in case the rain scatters on you.
The cold front associated with yesterdays storms just passed through our area. This leaves us a little cooler for the rest of the week. Temps cool to the mid 60s by the holiday weekend.
We’re taking a short break from the rain. Today and most of tomorrow will be dry. Next chance for rain comes in Friday evening. GFS and Euro models scatter showers around town Friday evening after dinner time and continue through the overnight hours. The HRRR has a higher resolution take and shows the rain getting here after midnight Friday night:
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