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Cubs fans… congratulations!
Update: We hit 83° at the airport today, which breaks a record set in 2012 and 2003. NWS Nashville says: “Hopefully this will be the last day in the 80s.”
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Another day… another record high temperature has been broken for Nashville. This afternoon we reached 84°, thus breaking the old 83° record from 1982.
Whether you are planning to stay home for the evening, or head downtown for the CMA Awards, no jacket needed for any of your evening plans. Those aforementioned clouds will build in through the evening, helping to trap in those warm temperatures.
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You would think so. However, Celsius is involved, which is why we can’t have nice things.
We tweeted this at 1:30 PM.
Prelim temp data at BNA (needs final confirmation) is 30°C = 86°F, that would be the hottest on record this late in the year.
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Great weather in store for us this evening for those with plans to go out with the kiddos. No jacket needed tonight; you may even need to roll up your sleeves if you have a long-sleeved costume because it is gonna be a bit toasty tonight.
Looks like we hit 85° this afternoon, breaking the Oct 30 record of 84° set in 1950. pic.twitter.com/ZsGlR5d0od
— NashSevereWx (@NashSevereWx) October 30, 2016
Today. The record for October 30 is 84°, set in 1950. We’re forecast to hit 85°, but that may not happen as a weak trough moves our way, lowering the humidity and denting our heat-building high pressure dome just enough to maybe keep us below 85°. Still, that hot.
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A weak trough is anticipated to move across middle TN overnight, bringing an increase in moisture…but not by much. Some cloud development may occur with the uptick in humidity, but no rain is forecast.
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Are you planning on seeing some competitive high school football tonight? If so, you’re in for a treat.
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Another fantastic evening to follow our fair weather day. Clouds will build back in a bit from the afternoon. Temps for the evening will fall pretty steadily through the 70s into the low 60s by 9PM.
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Clouds will be increasing as we head into the evening hours. That small chance of rain lingers around, but most models suggest that the best chances (still only a 20% probability) will not arrive until the overnight hours.
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