A few flurries may make it to us this evening, but will be dissipating on their approach. The latest HRRR model has a good handle on it. No impacts are anticipated.
Expect COLD overnight into Monday…temps will dip down into the low 20s!
Streamline of clouds are currently pushing into the Middle Tennessee area. Expect clouds to hang around through the majority of the day, with an increase in clouds this afternoon into this evening.
Current GOES-16 Data as of 8:24 AM
GOES East Loop
Scattered clouds are moving off the plateau this morning, leaving much colder air in its wake. Middle Tennessee will struggle to get out of the 30s today for afternoon highs, even with abundant sunshine.
At 9:45 AM rain is changing to snow near STL. System will take I-24 to Nashville. Most of it will be rain. Possible rain will change to snow after the PM rush hour as the precip departs east. Party/Panic level: low…but interested. pic.twitter.com/6njsVTb8L5
Gusty southerly winds today will drive warmer air into Middle Tennessee quite quickly. With additional sun, we should have no problem reaching the upper 50s to near 60ºF this afternoon. If you can get outdoors, today’s your day!
Today and tomorrow look to be two pretty nice days for this week.
Sunny today and tomorrow with temps in the low 40°s today and highs skyrocketing into the upper 50°s tomorrow. Winds tomorrow may get a bit gusty at times with winds in the 10-15 mph range and gusts upwards of 25 mph.
You may have seen some flurries today, and you may see a few more tonight as some weak energy rolls overhead…enough to manufacture very light snow. No travel impacts or accumulations are expected.
Love snow? Don’t get excited. At least, not yet.
All quotes from NWS-Nashville.
So low, it’s not even in the weekly summary:
Clearing will be brief as a fast-moving shortwave clips the mid state tomorrow [Monday] and even brings a chance of light rain/snow mainly to the northern Plateau before making a quick exit.
Love snow? Don’t get excited. At least, not yet.
All quotes from NWS-Nashville.
So low, it’s not even in the weekly summary:
Clearing will be brief as a fast-moving shortwave clips the mid state tomorrow [Monday] and even brings a chance of light rain/snow mainly to the northern Plateau before making a quick exit.
We’re slowly peeling away the drizzle, fog, and clouds this morning. Rain lingered overnight, but it’s now finally southeast. 0.40″ fell in the official can at BNA.
Today should be pretty nice, high 57°.
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