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Latest HRRR Model Loop
Nothing on radar right now, but with ample surface heating this afternoon, scattered showers and a few thunderstorms are possible across the area. No widespread severe weather is anticipated, but these rainers could produce heavy rainfall if you get caught under “one”.
Welcome to the weekend. The headline over the next several days is “heat”. At least through midweek next week, temperatures will run 7-10ºF above average for this time of the year.
GFS Model 2-Meter Temperatures Through Sunday
The GFS has temps running in the mid 80s for Friday into the weekend, but this seems underdone. Expect upper 80s at the very least to continue as high pressure builds back in strong by the beginning of next week. A chance for storms exists Saturday afternoon, but the atmosphere will be somewhat moisture starved, so not everyone gets rain.
Really a whole lot of nothing looks to continue for the foreseeable future with our forecast. Current surface analysis over the country shows this pretty bland weather pattern here in Tennessee with a high pressure influencing our conditions.
Several clusters of showers and thunderstorms are rolling through north-central Middle Tennessee this morning and a couple are packing a real punch. Energy from a shortwave will continue to slowly traverse the Nashville area today, keeping the chance for rain going through early evening.
Rest of today appears to be a continuation of that “summertime feeling”. Highs will top off just below 90° with dew point temps cruising in the mid-60s. Popcorn afternoon showers are possible once again today, any shower that develops should die-off by the evening hours.
Monday — Rain chances remain very low. The better rain chances will be northwest of Nashville.
Rest of the Week — The morning shift at NWS-Nashville thought Wednesday afternoon would bring the best chance of rain.
Today — Temps soaring to 88° this afternoon should lift our sweaty, drippy air mass, producing a few pop up showers or weak storms somewhere in Middle Tennessee. The rain will probably be northwest of us, but we can’t rule out a shower. Without low instability, this will probably be a non-event, which will end as temps fall tonight.
No *concerning* rain is in the forecast, thanks to a well-established ridge of high pressure over the middle U.S. Middle to upper 80s for afternoon highs will carry us through the weekend into early next week.
Starting today we will finally transition back into a sunshine filled period. With this sunshine will also come a spike in our temps with highs expected to reach into the upper 80s. Our dew point temps will be in the mid-60s through the weekend. It could feel a bit sticky, but it won’t be too bad.
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