A few lucky folks have already seen more snow flurries this morning, with more expected throughout the day. However, with temps expected to be above freezing (BNA is already at 33° as of 9a) any flurries will melt on contact with the ground – no accumulation is expected. Per usual, the Plateau will see some accumulation.
Yesterday our high was 75°. Tomorrow morning it will feel like ~15°. Quite the flip of a switch.
Our cold front has moved thru, which has already brought in cooler and drier air thanks to a strong NW breeze.
Our dense fog should begin to mix out here over the next several hours. For now, leave plenty of room between you and other cars if driving and use your headlights.
Today we get temps in the low 70s and plenty of sun. If you don’t already have outdoor plans, maybe you can make some.
Thinking on today’s low-end severe potential this afternoon and evening largely remains the same.
In short: damaging straight-line will be the main threat with any strong thunderstorms this afternoon and evening, but a tornado or hail cannot be ruled out. Stay weather aware, especially those with outdoor plans, and have a way to receive warnings in case one is issued for you. Lots more deets below.
Similar to yesterday’s blog, I do want to address today’s lovely weather before we dive into the severe talk – because nice weather deserves attention too.
High temps will surge into the low 70s today. Local high school teams that moved their playoff games up to today will be treated with nice weather. Temps near 60° by kickoff, mid 50s by the end of the game.
Before we hop into the severe weather talk, I do want to mention that today and Thursday will both be lovely days. High temps near 70° – which is nearly ten degrees above average. Plenty of sun, nice treat for early November.
We have very quickly warmed up from the mid 30s this morning, with BNA sitting at 70° at the 1p observation.
High temps near 70° will be common thru Saturday, nearly 10° above average for the start of November.
Fog was (still is) so dense this morning, it can be seen from space. Fog should continue to mix out over the next hour or so and visibility will continue to improve.
More fog is possible Tuesday morning, although it likely won’t be as widespread.
A few stray showers can’t be ruled out thru the early afternoon hours, but most of us will stay dry. The sun will start peeking through the clouds more as we go on in the day as well, although the sun will only be up until 4:49p…
Still expecting some showers, possibly with a few rumbles of thunder, to move in around dinnertime tonight. If you’re going out for dinner or any other evening plans, I’d think about a rain jacket.
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