Current Radar
After the one main line of showers/storms rolls through this evening, rain chances will quickly end from northwest to southeast. Some areas will bottom out in the lower 60s and even upper 50s for overnight lows! This is proof of a decently strong cold front sweeping through the region.
Current Radar
Any spotty showers that develop across the state today will fade through the evening, leaving us in really nice shape. Temperatures at 7pm (per the GFS) keep us right around 80 degrees:
Current Radar
Decent weather conditions will carryover into tonight. Temps are expected to gradually fall through the evening hours before reaching down into the low 70s early tomorrow morning.
Much of the same from today is what you will see on your Friday. Skies may become a little bit cloudier than what can be seen today, but nonetheless, expecting for that sunshine to still be in full force.
Current Radar
Great outdoor conditions for anyone with plans tonight. Clear to mostly clear skies expected through the night. Temps will fall down to 80° by 9PM before going down into the low 70s overnight.
Current Radar
No rain, cooling temperatures through the evening — we’ll fall through the 70s later, making for a comfortable night outdoors.
More of the same for Wednesday: sunshine in full force and mid-90s for afternoon highs.
Current Radar
Your awesome long weekend continues into tonight. Expecting for mostly clear skies, could get a passing cloud or two. Temps will stay fairly warm, only reaching 80° by 9 PM.
Repeat of Monday, only many of us will be going back to work/school.
A gradual, slow creep, y’all. It won’t be too hot, and the humidity won’t be oppressive. A nice day for the pool tomorrow.
It’s still summer. Do Labor Day right.
Expect high temps in the low-to-mid 90s this week.
Kinda like this:
I’ll let NWS-Nashville break it to you:
... by Thursday afternoon we`ll be looking at the same type sultry conditions we`ve grown so accustomed to over recent months.
Add to that, regarding Thursday:
A return to isolated, pop-up afternoon thunderstorms.About a week ago the dewpoint was in the low 70°s, which is very humid, as in borderline oppressive humidity.
Then we had that cool front arrive Thursday. North winds at the surface scoured away the gross and dropped our dewpoints into the glorious mid 50°s.
Current Radar
Still have a few clouds around the area. These will linger into the evening hours, but eventually these clouds will begin to clear out leaving us with mostly clear skies overnight. Current satellite imagery shows these scattered clouds beginning to clear over Middle TN.
Current Radar
Rain-free, cloud free, and that will allow us to bottom out in the lower 60s for morning lows. I would not be surprised if some spots dip down into the upper 50s overnight! Tonight’s weather will be great for spending outdoors and sure will give you a taste of fall…you might even want a jacket.
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