“Northwest Flow” is weather nerd for winds blowing from the north west. Our rain/mix/snow will be riding NW flow overnight through Saturday night.
Saturday will be cold. We won’t get higher than the low 40°s.
Saturday Snow on the Winds of Northwest Flow? Yes? No? Maybe So. Meh.
Sunny Today, Discussion About Tomorrow’s Winter Weather Potential
About Last Night
Our local National Weather Service Office will be conducting multiple storm surveys today as a result of last nights severe weather. One of the areas that they will be looking into is in Williamson County. Once we learn their findings, we will let you know.
Cool Down Starts Now, Saturday Snow?
Severe Weather Threat is Over!
Our severe thunderstorm watch has been cancelled prematurely. Catch some zzz’s to the rain! If you have any further damage reports, please tweet using the #tSpotter.
Quick Look Forecast
Cooler Friday, Snow Chances Saturday Night
Friday
Rain will quickly end Friday morning, and then begins the rapid cool down. A cold north wind will take over on Friday, gusting as high as 20 mph at times.
Severe Thunderstorm Watch In Effect
Severe Thunderstorm Watch Until 1AM CST
The NWS Storm Prediction Center has issued a
* Severe Thunderstorm Watch for portions of Middle Tennessee
* Effective this Thursday night and Friday morning from 830 PM until 100 AM CST.
* Primary threats include… Scattered damaging wind gusts to 70 mph possible Scattered large hail events to 1.5 inches in diameter possible
Strong, Maybe Severe Storms Tonight; Snow Uncertainty Saturday Night
Quick Look Forecast
Tonight: Heavy Rain, Chance of Strong/Severe Storms
As I write this update, it’s 77°, but our dewpoint is a very-dry 33°. Dewpoints that low aren’t going to fuel any bad storms.
But, storms currently in Missouri will surf a thin wave of higher dewpoints arriving in Middle Tennessee late tonight.
Cooler Temps in Sight, Details About Saturday Night’s Wintry Mix Potential
Quick Look Forecast
Sunshine Continues Tomorrow
For those of you who have been enjoying these above-average temperatures, well you are sort of in luck. Tomorrow appear to be the last day, at least for the near future, with our highs climbing into the 70s.
Updated: Warm This Week, Wintry Mix Saturday, What Next?
What Happens Behind the Rain?
Winds will become northwesterly and a bit gusty at times tonight into Wednesday.
Extended Forecast Appears Stormy, Too
Highs will still stay well above normal into the end of the week as southerly winds return. A storm system will begin to influence the area late Thursday into the weekend. Here’s the latest thinking from NWS Nashville:
Wet Start and a Wet End to the Week, Sunny in the Middle
Soggy and Warm 24 Hours
Some random showers have continued to move through the Middle Tennessee area this afternoon, but the majority of us should stay dry through the early evening hours tonight. After midnight, expect for showers to move into our area.
Rain Gauges Have A Busy Week, Temperatures Above Normal
Quick Look Forecast from NWS
Next Rain Maker Approaches Tonight
Light showers are expected through the overnight hours into Monday morning. The HRRR model predicts light rain Monday morning:
More Active Monday Into Tuesday
Showers and gusty winds (up to 30 mph) on Monday will be a good indicator of warm south winds, ahead of our next cold front.
Great Weekend Before Rain and Storms Early Week
Quick Look Forecast from NWS
Remember That Nice Weather?
It is back! The good news about all these temperature swings is that you get to utilize your entire wardrobe.
Overnight will still be quite chilly, bottoming out in the 30s.
Sunday, clouds will be on the increase with highs in the middle 60s. Winds could gust up to 20mph from the south.
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