Current Radar
Just below freezing in the morning, then warming into the mid-50°s while clouds arrive Sunday after dark, announcing our next system.
A big trough of arctic air will begin its approach. By midnight Sunday evening, it will have already started its push into Middle Tennessee.
Current Radar
Not as cold as last night.
A “moisture-starved shortwave” arrives, delivering only morning clouds, and, you guessed it, no rain.
More clouds show up Saturday night, which will trap the “heat” and keep the low temp from dropping too far.
Current Radar
Clear skies overnight and pretty calm winds will help temperatures to fall a good bit.
We’ll be waking-up to the mid 20°s tomorrow morning.
Tomorrow will be equally as nice, as high pressure settles-in to our west:
Current Radar
Seasonable temperatures overnight Wednesday into Thursday morning. Low temperatures will be just below the freezing mark under a clear sky.
High pressure will build in from the southwest while winds filter in the cold air from the north during the day on Thursday.
Current Radar
Once storms fully pass through overnight, some showers may linger very early, but we should be drying-off by your morning commute:
It will be cloudy to start the day, but we’ll clear-out nicely by the afternoon:
Current Radar
Watch text from the Storm Prediction Center:
Note the strong probability of damaging straight-line winds inside any thunderstorm.
Various probabilities from the Storm Prediction Center:
Current Radar
Plenty of fog around this morning…enough to warrant a Dense Fog Advisory, but it expired around 8 AM and should be clearing or already have cleared.
At 9 AM, a Wind Advisory went into effect. It’ll last until midnight.
Current Radar
I know it doesn’t feel like it today, but overnight, winds will shift. By tomorrow, it’ll be blowing in southerly, warm and humid air.
In fact, those S winds will be quite strong during the day tomorrow outside of the storms. Thus, a wind advisory from our NWS office from 9 AM Tuesday – midnight.
Current Radar
Current radar shows showers with some thunderstorms around our area this morning. The heaviest batch of rain is to our east at the moment. The Storm Prediction Center put a pocket of General Thunderstorms in Middle Tennessee for today. Showers should taper off to the east after lunchtime today. No severe weather today.
Current Radar
Much like yesterday was (including wind gusts over 20 MPH), except tonight we expect rain after dark. We aren’t sure when after dark, though.
The NAM4 model thinks it’ll start around 6 PM, the kind you don’t really want to get caught in:
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