Current Radar
This evening we’ll fall through the 60s into the 50s by late evening. Tonight would be more appropriate for marshmallow roasting.
Good news for fans of fall: Saturday’s cooler temps are expected to repeat on Sunday. Pressure gradients (measure of how fast pressure changes over certain area) will relax a bit, in turn, causing winds to slow down.
Current Radar
Winds will become northerly with the passage of the previously mentioned cold front. It won’t have a big effect on our overnight low temperature, as much as tomorrow’s daytime highs. Again, no rain is expected with this front. You may see some clouds, but otherwise, it’s a nice night to be out on the town.
Current Radar
Another night filled with clear skies in store for Middle TN. Temps will fall gradually through the evening reaching the low 70s by 9 PM.
One last day of above average temps and sunny skies expected on Friday. Temps look to climb back into the mid 80s by the afternoon.
Current Radar
Fantastic evening in store for Middle TN. Clear skies expected throughout the night with temps falling into the low 70s by 9 PM.
If you like Wednesday, then you’ll like the last few days of the work week. High pressure will still be in control over Middle TN with a breeze out of the south aiding in keeping our temps warm.
Current Radar
No complaints about Mother Nature tonight. Temperatures will fall slowly into the 70s after dinner time.
Mainly clear sky conditions will allow overnight lows to reach the low 60s.
Like the director of a band, M. Nature requests more of Tuesday’s weather for Wednesday.
Current Radar
That it is. Another pleasant night expected for us with temps cooling down into the upper 50s overnight. If you have evening plans, temps will stay relatively warm to start the night, but may get a bit chillier to end.
That’s an upper level low pressure thingy spinning over the Great Lakes.
It’s trying to roll east. When it does, it’ll take our clouds with it. Expect a clearing sometime Monday.
Current Radar
Temperatures fall back into the 60s by mid-evening, so if you’re headed outside, be sure to bring a jacket.
Rain from the afternoon should subside through the dark-time hours, but one straggler or two (like last night) is possible. The water valve should completely shut off by the 10pm news.
Current Radar
Rain that develops and swings in from the north during the day will begin to dissipate after sunset. Temperatures will be quite chilly, falling through the 60s and upper 50s by later tonight.
Current Radar
Rain from this afternoon may linger around into the early evening hours. Any remaining rain should be fairly light and shouldn’t impact any outdoor plans you may have.
Most of our rain and cloudiness has been brought in today from a low pressure currently spinning over our area. This low is depicted very well on our current satellite imagery:
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