Locate your windshield scraper. You’ll probably need that scraper.
Also cover plants you don’t want freezing temps to kill.
The low is 33° at BNA, 2° colder than last night. Local areas should be colder. Frost is likely with light winds.
Cover or shelter loved plants and locate your windshield scraper.
It was a blast of reinforcing cold northern air. During the 10 PM hour winds hit 35 MPH at BNA. They relaxed after midnight and colder air raced in. BNA hit 35° before sunrise.
Frost Advisory for Nashville. 33° to 36°. Sheltered and low-lying areas may see frost producing temperatures for at least a few hours prior to sunrise Sunday. A Frost Advisory means that widespread frost is expected. Sensitive outdoor plants may be killed if left uncovered.
We’ve made it to Friday! Much of the day will be clear with temperatures in the mid to upper-60s. Clouds will being funneling in later this afternoon in advance of a cold front that is set to come through tomorrow. With those clouds, come rain chances.
Rain today? High pressure bubble says, “no.”
A ridge of high pressure is now settled right over the Midstate, keeping clouds at bay and squashing any rain chance for our Thursday.
High temps today will remain into the low 60s. Dewpoints in the low 30s! That means the gross-humid weather is out for the day!
Fall is finally starting to settle in, in middle Tennessee!
We are going to continue the pattern of below average temperatures today with highs getting into the lower to middle/upper 60s. As of 3:00 pm, we’re at 68°, pretty close to the average high for this time of year, which is 69º.
Light rain arrived mid-afternoon, on time, mostly south of I-40. From NWS-Nashville:
Expect most of the measurable rain to be south of I-40, with perhaps a hundredth or two falling in the Nashville area . . .
First, this happened today. Apologies to anyone who read all 100,000 of these.
This is our 100,000th tweet. Below is tweet #1 from August 10, 2009.
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Heavy rain is ending, but it’s not over. Most areas along and north of I-40 got 2″ to 3″.
2" to 3" of rain estimated by radar last 12 hours along and north of I-40. Rain slacking off now. Blue arrows depict approach of a cold front. It's 67° now at BNA, expecting upper 50°s before/around dark with arrival of Jerk North Wind. pic.twitter.com/jgz9kJ14So
Rain hasn’t been terribly heavy today. As of 3:12 pm, radar estimates most of us have received under a 1/2 inch . Blue indicates 1/2 to 1 inch. That doesn’t include many of us…just Joeltinians/Joeltonites. Someone fill us in on what you’re called if you’re from Joelton. We shouldn’t have started guessing, but since we’re here, help.
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