It’s going to rain tonight.
We may see a few light showers beginning around 7-8 PM, but the heavier rain will wait until overnight/early Monday morning.
ETAs may change, so check back here and/or on Twitter with @NashSevereWx for more info. The rain line won’t move east quickly.
Expect a breezy/windy Sunday afternoon. Gusts in the 20 MPH range are possible. It’ll be overcast, high 79°, with the return of late summertime humidity.
Rain will be here late tonight.
Last night we thought it would be here around 7 PM, but models overnight have pushed the ETA back. Expect rain to start well after dark, as a slow, light rain gradually increasing through the night.
An increase in moisture will occur today ahead of a long-awaited, potent cold front that is expected to arrive on Sunday. Highs in the upper 70s to low 80s are anticipated this afternoon thanks to an unimpeded south wind.
The end of these warm temps is in sight, but these temps want to hold on for just a little bit longer over the next couple of days.
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Middle to upper 70s for afternoon temperatures seem to be a good bet heading into the homestretch. A gradual increase in cloud cover will be noted Friday but especially Saturday ahead of the next weather maker.
Sunshine continues now through Saturday. Highs will climb a little bit each day starting in the low 70s today and reaching the low 80s by Saturday. Expect for temps to continue to fall into the mid 40s tonight and tomorrow night, so you will still want a jacket in the AMs following.
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No clouds in sight this morning over Downtown Nashville. A few high cirrus are on their way from Missouri for later this afternoon, though.
Sunshine is here to stay for the remainder of the week, but don’t expect too much of a warm up over the next two days. Highs will stay in the mid to upper 60s today and tomorrow. Overnight temps will fall into the low 40s.
The cold front showed up around 3:30 PM. You could see the cooler northwest wind arrive on radar:
It has come with a breeze.
About 20 mins ago on Old Hickory Lake Wilson Cty pic.twitter.com/tuDXZPTwdW
Before 8 AM, warm, humid air was streaming in from the south, with a cold front pushing rain toward us.
Winds will pick up (13 MPH or so), then that rain will be here this afternoon.
The HRRR model thinks a main “line” of rain, briefly heavy, will show up between noon and 1:30 PM or so, followed by maybe another light passing shower before dark.
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