Nashville Severe Weather

Probabilities of Severe Threats

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So when’s it going to rain this weekend?

Let’s start by saying it’s very probably going to rain this weekend. And very probably a lot.

Thru Sunday night, the Euro model predicts 0.5″ to 0.7″, which is more than enough to rain out most anything. The GFS model is running higher totals, between 1.0″ and 1.1″. NOAA’s Weather Prediction Center has even more, taking the totals closer to 2″. read more

Dry Tonight? Showers and Thunderstorms Return Saturday and Sunday

Today has turned out to be a fairly nice today some sunshine and highs in the 80s. Luckily, showers have stayed, for the most part, confined to our north which has been great news for those with outdoor plans. read more

Continued Storm Chances This Week

Let’s see what the latest GFS has to show for more storms into the weekend:

NWS Nashville is in close agreement with this scenario, which means afternoon thunderstorms are possible every day through Saturday. By Sunday, an approaching cold front will significantly increase rain and storm opportunities. Most of us could see 0.5″ of total rain, with higher amounts around 1.25″+ definitely possible. read more

Unsettled Next Few Days

Today is when we start to see the chances for rain and storms creep up. Look for pop-up, afternoon thunderstorms. Some could produce heavy rainfall. However, not all of us get a lawn watering. Latest HRRR Model for Today

Continued Storm Chances This Weekend

Let’s see what this morning’s run of the GFS has to show for more storms into the weekend: NWS Nashville is in close agreement with this scenario, which means afternoon thunderstorms are possible every day through Saturday. By Sunday, an approaching cold front will significantly increase rain and storm opportunities. Most of us could see 0.5″ of total rain, with higher amounts around 1.25″+ definitely possible. What about severe weather? A strong storm or two over the course of the next several days isn’t out of the realm of possibility. Hail and gusty winds will be the main threats, but definitely nothing like the Central Plains is seeing today (potential severe weather outbreak). The good news for Sunday and beyond…temperatures in the afternoon next week will sink back into the 70s! This is more seasonable and provides us some relief, as we aren’t even into summer quite yet.

5-Day Pollen.com Forecast

A Few Clouds Tomorrow, Mostly Sunny Skies

Expect for tomorrow to be a repeat of today with mostly sunny skies, highs in the upper 80s, and gusty winds at times.

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Shower Chances Increase Late Thursday Evening Through the Weekend

After our fairly dry stretch of days, we look to fall back into a somewhat wet pattern starting late Thursday night. The latest run of the GFS, shown below, displays these shower chances through the weekend. read more

Air Quality Alert

Watching For Late Week Heat Relief (Rain/Storms)

Expect much of the same hot conditions for the next couple of days, with the exception of Thursday and beyond, when temperatures could drop into the 80s due to cloud cover. We will start to feel the effects of additional moisture as dew points rise into the 60s. A chance for a spot shower or storm will start Thursday and continue into Saturday. read more

NEW: Air Quality Alert

It’s Getting Hot!

This week’s afternoon temperatures will be above average, with highs during the day pushing 90°F+!

High pressure is in control of our weather through midweek, so not even a pop-up shower can form to cool us off.
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Slowly Warming

That will change this week. Highs will approach 90° each day, Tuesday expect 91°, gonna be hot.

It’ll be a little more humid each day this week.  Consult this dewpoint translator for each day this week. read more

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*Times and temperatures are based on the Nashville International Airport. Central Standard/Daylight Times are reflected. Times begin with the most current hour and may cross over into the next calendar day. read more