If you feel like May has been wetter than normal – you’d be correct.
The wettest May in 15 years, and we’ll add some to that total as we wrap up the month.
Rain chances will continue this afternoon and evening. Scattered showers/thunderstorms possible, not a total washout – but heavy rain possible underneath a storm.
Jason was born in Nashville. He graduated from Franklin High School. He met Ashley at ETSU. Then he joined the Army.
Jason and Ashley married and moved to Ft. Bliss. Jason had a boxer, Charlie. He rode motorcycles, played tennis. Jason and Ashley planned a formal wedding after he returned from Afghanistan.
We could see a few light showers later this evening, but not totally sure if they make it here. Models aren’t handling things very well today. You can check the radar anytime on our website here: Radar | Nashville Severe Weather
So far, all of the rain has stayed to our SW today. We’ll probably see some light rain at least for a little at some point between now and sunset – but it won’t be a washout. I wouldn’t count on seeing the sun though.
While Saturday doesn’t look like a complete washout, our stretch of nice and dry days will come to an end.
The HRRR and Euro are in fairly good agreement on how tomorrow plays out – I’ll show the HRRR for high-res sake.
For those that read the blog yesterday, the Euro won. Great rest of the day for any outdoor activities – including graduations (Go Cougs).
Friday a copy and paste from today weather-wise. Good day to be outside.
A lot nicer weather today, much deserved I’d say.
Tomorrow will be much of the same, with the exception of maybe a few showers.
The HRRR (below) thinks we see some showers during the first half of the day – and then a few more Thursday evening.
Note: NOAA Weather Radios will be down for today due to maintenance. This means it will not go off if a warning is issued for you. Have other ways to receive warnings if they are issued such as the Wireless Emergency Alerts on your phone, mobile apps. Do not rely on sirens as a way to get warnings, as they are only meant to be heard outdoors.
Note: NOAA Weather Radios will be down for today and Tuesday due to maintenance. This means it will not go off if a warning is issued for you. Have other ways to receive warnings if they are issued such as the Wireless Emergency Alerts on your phone, mobile apps. Do not rely on sirens as a way to get warnings.
Monday:
A few storms could bubble up before lunch and hang around through the afternoon. They’ll be hit‑or‑miss—so you might stay dry, or you might catch a quick downpour with small hail. Keep the umbrella and the radar handy, just in case. No big tornado vibes here, but gusty winds could knock small limbs around.
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