Nice and dry day on tap. Our temps are a bit cooler than usual due to the cold front that moved through yesterday.
Ridging influences will keep us dry once again on Friday, but with less sunshine in the mix as rain moves back in Friday night. Temps still fairly cooler.
Some areas may have already seen some rain this morning.
The HRRR shows showers entering the area by lunch.
Spotty showers will continue into the evening hours. This doesn’t look to be a washout, but:
A few light showers are possible in our area today, mainly before 3pm. A few more may sprinkle in tonight.
A weak cold front will move through the region today and tomorrow brining more scattered showers Wednesday. ETA mid-day, around lunchtime. Looks really light:
It’s peak severe weather season right now and we are super quiet. Medium and long range model data suggests (but doesn’t promise) we’ll stay quiet until end of April/early May.
Today:
Winds may gust up to 30 mph this afternoon.
This is what we like to see on satellite–a whole lotta nothing:
Some clouds sitting to our north associated with a low pressure system won’t impede our sunshine today.
Storms last night weren’t as strong as we thought they could’ve been… be thankful.
Areas to our south weren’t as lucky…
Rain that we experienced overnight and this morning has shifted east for the most part.
Will they be severe? Will they cause damage? It’s doubtful… But let’s dive in
The Storm Prediction Center has put us under a marginal risk of severe storms (level 1 out of 5) for late tonight through early Saturday.
Morning rain has moved east. Clouds remain as another round of storms is expected to develop, mostly east of us. HRRR model below thinks it will be mostly a Plateau issue.
We should be finished with any showers by 2pm.
Wednesday should remain warm and dry until this evening. Rain will move into Middle Tennessee tonight.
Timing
The HRRR shows rain approaching both counties just before midnight. Rain should last through the overnight hours and clear by the morning.
Perfect spring weather persists Tuesday.
Most of the day Wednesday should be dry. The bulk of the activity will come during the overnight hours Wednesday Night -early Thursday Morning
HRRR Model shows a weakening line of showers moving entering our western communities around midnight Wednesday night, with most of the precip ending before sunrise Thursday.
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