Current Radar
Upper level low pressure is pushing rain into Middle Tennessee. Check out the current radar above, or below:
This rain will probably mix with sleet/flakes. The upper low is bringing its own supercold temps, and making the ice. No worries, though, it’s way too warm at the surface to cause travel problems.
Current Radar
As I write this, scattered rain showers stretch from Bowling Green to McMinnville. These specific showers aren’t moving our way and I don’t think they will impact us.
But, if you look further north, you see the larger picture – an upper level low pressure system – dropping a rain/snow mix across southern Indiana, southern Illinois, and SE Missouri. Check out the current radar above, or below:
Current Radar
A little weather trickery today as the sun came out a good bit! Overcast conditions will take hold, however, for the remainder of today.
Temperatures will fall through the evening, and more showers return late tonight, continuing into your Sunday. The HRRR says these shenanigans could start around midnight.
Current Radar
Clouds will continue to move in through the evening hours preparing for the rain.
HRRR thinks some little showers will arrive just before midnight…
…but we think they’ll be here sooner:
Current Radar
I neglected to wish you all a Happy St. Patrick’s Day! In which case, feel free to pinch me now.
If you are headed out tonight to celebrate in good Irish fashion, take a light jacket. Temperatures will dip into the middle 50s by 9PM.
Current Radar
Today has been just as beautiful as we could have hoped for. Through the night we may get the occasional cloud to pass by, but for the most part we should be able to see every star in the sky.
Current Radar
Tonight into early Wednesday morning, there is a chance for a few scattered thunderstorms. Some of the models develop the storms. Others do not.
If anything does develop in this weak-to-moderately unstable environment over our area, then we are talking about…
Current Radar
The rain from earlier has left our area. Clouds will clear through the rest of the afternoon into the evening hours, allowing our temperatures to drop into the overnight hours (overnight clouds trap the heat of the day).
Current Radar
Severe and tornadic thunderstorms are now ongoing in Arkansas and approaching Memphis. Those storms are expected to weaken by the time they cross the Tennessee River, reduced only to a few weak thunderstorms and rain by time they reach here early Monday morning. The HRRR model illustrates this weakening.
Current Radar
SUNDAY: Lots of clouds. High 73 Low 58
It looks like hit or miss rain will be mostly a miss on Sunday. Keep an umbrella, rain jacket, or anything else that can keep you dry close by just in case.
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