Today, skies over Davidson and Williamson counties will become increasingly cloudy as another cold front approaches.
High pressure moved into our area yesterday, breaking up the clouds, but now that is moving on to the east. The advancing clouds are west of us, as seen via satellite thru 11 AM:
HRRR 3-km shows the expected radar through today and into early Saturday morning. High pressure is building in behind the low pressure system that has been bringing us so much rain. The showers from this morning have moved out, and clouds should break up into the afternoon and evening hours. Winds will continue to die down too.
Current Radar Loop as of 2 PM
Showers continue to move across much of Middle Tennessee. Scattered showers will likely hang around into the evening hours, so have the rain boots and umbrella handy!
We woke up to rain in northern Davidson County, with only a little rain for the rest of us. Most of the rain has been moving NW of us. Models remain inconsistent, but we think, eventually, the rain will shift south and east through both our counties as a cold front approaches from the northwest, but before that happens we may see a break this afternoon. The front will then stall overhead tonight, sending us several rounds of rain overnight into Thursday. Thus rain chances will increase tonight and continue into Thursday. High Today: 69º. Early Tomorrow: 59º.
A windy day with mild temperatures is in store for us with a cold front approaching from the northwest. Nashville will stay dry and mostly cloudy with a high temperature of 68º. Winds will be sustained between 15-20 mph, with gusts to 30 mph.
Waking up to a few peeks of the sky this morning! Don’t get used to it though, we are looking at a cloudy and rainy pattern all week.
Conditions will deteriorate today as a chance of showers are introduced to the forecast after lunchtime. Williamson and Davidson Counties are looking at a high temperature this afternoon of around 61º. The winds will also be noticeable today as they will be sustained between 10-15 mph, gusts to 25 mph.
1. Heavy rain showers at times, mainly Tuesday night through Thursday, with some flooding possible.
2. Cloudy all week.
3. No severe thunderstorms expected.
We may see a passing shower or two early this morning. HRRR model thru 8 AM:
1. Heavy rain showers at times, mainly Tuesday night through Thursday, with some flooding possible.
2. Cloudy all week.
3. No severe thunderstorms expected.
Drier and cooler air worked in behind the drizzle, rain, and (for those in Nashville) that thunderstorm last night.
It’s cloudy!
Overcast skies are currently widespread and will be hanging out all day, so don’t expect for the sun to break through.
Rain showers will be on and off throughout today and tonight.
For the first time in a few days, the official temperature in Nashville did not hit the freezing mark! We only got down to 36º at the airport.
Overall today, the HRRR model is showing a few scattered showers in the area, with a few of them coming thru this afternoon. Have an umbrella handy.
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