Unsettled Several Days Ahead

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Continued Pattern of Isolated Showers/Storms

GFS Model Loop Through Monday

Of course, this model run alone is not Gospel. However, an active pattern with intermixed dry periods are expected over the next 7 days.

Wednesday and Thursday will be predominantly dry with temperatures into the 80s. A frontal boundary will approach the area Friday, increasing our chances for storms. By Saturday evening, a decent amount of instability and shear will be present to set off thunderstorms along a well-formed cold front. No official concerns of severe weather are warranted yet, but this could very well change as the event approaches. read more

It’s a “Keep the Rain Gear Handy” Type of Week, Showers Possible Each Day

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Rain and Thunderstorms for the Remainder of the Day

Scattered showers and some non-severe thunderstorms have begun to fire up across Middle Tennessee. These showers will continue to push through the area for the remainder of the afternoon.

While there is no severe weather expected with any thunderstorms we see, they also need to be taken serious. Frequent lightning, strong wind gusts, heavy rainfall, and even some small hail could be associated with these thunderstorms. Be sure you are not caught outside when one arrives! read more

Rain By Afternoon/Evening, Remainder of Week is Manageable

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Healthy Coverage of Clouds, Rain This Afternoon

The HRRR , has a few showers and isolated storms rumbling through between evening rush hour and early Wednesday morning:

HRRR Model Loop

Going to the Sounds baseball game?

Follow in-stadium policy, but it would be advisable to have some sort of rain gear handy. We are confident in rain, but the “exactly when” is still a question mark. Follow @NashSevereWx on Twitter this evening for updates. read more