And it continues to be really hot.
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High temps will start climbing into the mid to upper 90s range today and tomorrow. Along with these high temps will be dew point temps in the low to mid 70s. For this reason, our local NWS has extended our heat advisory through the daytime tomorrow.
The country’s mid-section is painted colorfully today — you can thank the NWS and extreme heat for that.
Let’s zoom in a bit closer for the scoop on our heat advisory:
If you didn’t know already, this week has been really hot … and it’s only going to get warmer.
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Temps will continue to creep further into the mid-90s for the remainder of the week reaching a very warm 95° tomorrow and 96° on Friday. Dew point temps will be in the low 70s range, leading to heat index values in the low 100s.
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If it is going to be consistently hot and dry, might as well try to make the best out of it. NWS Nashville put it very plainly this morning, “…most locations will have no rain this week under blazing sunshine.”
We’ve officially reached the not-so fun part of summer this week. Highs will stay in the 90s with our dew point temps in the mid-60s to start the week and low-70s to end the week.
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91° Monday, 92° Tuesday, 94° Wednesday, 95° Thursday, and please be kidding no we are not kidding 96° Friday.
These are in the shade temps. So if you’re in the sun, obviously, it’s going to be hotter than that.
90° today, 91° Monday, 92° Tuesday, 94° Wednesday, 95° Thursday, and please make it stop 96° Friday.
Humidity will be “Uncomfortable” today through Thursday.
By Friday and Saturday, humidity will be “oppressive.”
Our Flash Flood Watch was originally set to expire at 7 PM. After lunch, the rain moved out, and the Watch was cancelled. We may see a few very light showers tonight as the cold front comes through, but that should not discourage your outdoor plans.
While we’ve already seen showers today, more could develop late this afternoon into the early evening.
Latest run of the HRRR has some more showers this afternoon, before having them die off around sunset.
SPC Day 2 Convective Outlook
Widespread showers and storms are expected to develop late morning and into the afternoon once again tomorrow as a frontal boundary approaches from the north. A few of these storms could produce gusty winds so we will be keeping a close eye on anything that quickly sprouts up.
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