Next Rain Event Late Wednesday – Thursday.

Happy Easter!

Sunshine and a warmup through the mid-week.

Our next chance of showers and thunderstorms arrives Wednesday night and continues Thursday.

The approaching storm system presents some severe risk for Arkansas and West Tennessee. Severe is unlikely for us. The system appears to weaken a bit and become just a rain event with low-powered thunderstorms by the time it gets here. ETA most likely very late Wednesday into Thursday morning. Timing remains iffy, though, because hi-res models are not yet in range. read more

What Season Is It Again?

Happy spr-winter, the weird in-between season that only Nashville experiences.
(Side note: When you write about the weather, you also have the ability to create fake seasons.)

Cold for One More Day

We will be warmer than yesterday, but “warm” is a relative term. Our high temperature is expected to reach about 55º. The sun will be out shining all day! read more

“Goodbye Stranger”. Drying Out and Winter’s Last Hurrah?

Our thoughts exactly!

Even though the rain has departed, flooding still remains a concern, especially if you live near the Harpeth River in Bellevue. If you come across a road with water over it, please do not attempt to cross is. It’s difficult to judge how deep the water is and it doesn’t take much to cause big problems. read more

Can We Just, Not? Flash Flood Watch Tuesday Night – Early Thursday Morning.

Rain will enter Middle Tennessee late Tuesday night.

https://twitter.com/NHLGoalLight/status/1376708977833172993?s=20

The HRRR model thinks the first drops will fall around 7 PM Tuesday night. Then a break in the rain. Then the heaviest rain arrives Wednesday, probably after midnight Tuesday night through sunrise Wednesday morning. The HRRR model (right now, at least, see below) thinks that heaviest rain goes just southeast of Davidson and Williamson Counties: read more

Clear Debris From Storm Sewer Grates and Culverts

24 hour rain fall totals from various observers in Nashville:

Williamson County:

The rainfall was historic:

Editor’s Note: We lost 4 people in this flood, at least that’s how many we know about as of noon Sunday. Each immeasurably valuable. The Mayor held a noon press conference and promised thorough investigation to understand the circumstances of each person having lost their life due to flash flooding. Investigations improve future messaging. But right now I do not want to reduce the lives of each of these four people into a lesson we expect to be taught later. Nothing is more important than a life. When we lose one it seems to me the community should mourn the person and surround his and her loved ones with love, kindness, and support, regardless of circumstances. Same is true for those who woke up with water in their home, businesses, and cars. Donate, give, love. read more