Chances of seeing some showers will continue throughout the afternoon, then should be diminishing by 5 pm.
We should clear out by this evening. Heavier rain will stay to our north.
It’s not looking to be a washout – around a tenth of an inch of rain is possible. There could be some locally higher amounts.
Behold the Urban Heat Island…
We will warm up to 68° today with bright sunshine.
No 30 degree temps tonight. Lows should settle in the upper 40s to around 50. Warmer than this morning was.
Few more clouds than Saturday and touch warmer with a high of 71°. Perfect for a noon kickoff. Expecting a south wind around 10 MPH or so., for all those times Kern will be holding the PATs.
Lucky for us, no rain today. Just sun!
Behind those clouds is a swath of chilly air. What can you expect? Some of the coldest temperatures so far this fall!
Good or bad–I’ll leave that up to you to decide.
A cold front will go through the area during the the afternoon and early evening hours.
Clouds are beginning to move in this morning.
Highs today will reach around 75° ahead of the front.
We should be dry throughout the afternoon. Our greatest chance of seeing some showers comes after 8 pm and they should be exiting the region by 3 am Friday.
Warmer temps + sunny skies + a nice breeze = a beautiful day!
We saw some patchy fog this morning, especially around bodies of water. With temperatures warming up through the morning hours, it has since dissipated.
To be social is to be forgiving.
Robert Frost
The cold front that moved through yesterday left us with a beautiful fall day.
Tonight will be cool with a low of 46°.
Similar story Wednesday albeit a bit warmer. Maybe touching 80° by the afternoon.
Cold front ETA Thursday night. Some light rain is possible with this passage.
The remnants of Hurricane Delta have moved along and are now out of the picture.
Although, we are still experiencing overcast skies today that could possibly bring us showers this afternoon with a high of 81.
Delta is now a post-tropical cyclone. Its center is located to our southwest this morning.
Delta’s remnants produced light showers this morning. According to the HRRR model, they should clear the area around noon.
Delta made landfall last night as a Cat 2. It hit the Louisiana coast, and has since traveled towards the northeast, weakening into a depression.
Rain. Lots and lots of rain.
Many of us have already seen some of that rain this morning. Below is the radar loop for 11am.
Category 3 Hurricane Delta still churning in the Gulf of Mexico this morning as its arrival time to make landfall awaits tonight.
A build-up of cloud cover over the Middle Tennessee area into the afternoon is due to the very outer bands of Delta as it approaches the Louisiana coastline.
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