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:
Current Radar
Cold front is on approach and those showers are nearing our area. Could get a few showers in the next hour, but will likely see the majority of them a bit later in the evening.
Latest run of the HRRR shows showers arriving around the mid-evening hours.
Current Radar
A nice night is ahead…you might even need a jacket. Temperatures will plummet through the 70s and into the 60s by mid-evening.
Another cold front is expected to swing through the area, reinforcing our cooler air. Along with this boundary, a slight chance of showers is possible.
Current Radar
Showers from this afternoon will continue to push through and move out of our area as we head into our evening hours. Cloudy skies to start the evening, with clouds decreasing through the night. Temps expected to fall to the mid 60s by 9 PM before heading down into the 50s overnight.
A cold front will arrive mid-day Monday, bringing clouds and a little rain.
By 9 AM, the rain will be in west TN.
It’ll be packing our first real taste of fall weather.
Expect the rain here around/shortly after lunch, with the cooler, drier air filtering in behind it. Maybe a few lightning strikes are possible, but meh. Expect a little rain, probably not enough to rain you out.
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