Current Radar
This was about as “bad” as it got last night.
#SNOW in downtown #Nashville #tnwx #tspotter @NashwxSpotter #GotMilk? pic.twitter.com/qDb0leQ7fe
— Jason Steen (@jasondotnews) January 10, 2016
Current Radar
#SNOW in downtown #Nashville #tnwx #tspotter @NashwxSpotter #GotMilk? pic.twitter.com/qDb0leQ7fe
— Jason Steen (@jasondotnews) January 10, 2016
Current Radar
As I write this, the heavy rain is f-i-n-a-l-l-y arriving. I doubt we’ll hear any thunder, but don’t be surprised/concerned if you do.
By the way, this was me this morning, unable to control my feels about the models:
Current Radar
If you pan/scroll the above current radar, you can see the rain coming from the SW.
The HRRR in motion, below, shows the heavier rain may wait until later in the day.

However, the HRRR may be overdoing the coverage of rainfall. Other models depict more of an off/on rain event. Actual radar returns to our SW suggest they may be on to something.
Current Radar
A pretty good thunderstorm complex is brewing near the Ark-La-Tex. HRRR congeals it and shoves it up I-40 in the morning:
HRRR model gathers a ton of rain around W TN by 6 AM. Looks like a wet AM for us: pic.twitter.com/lkK0MFIlbZ
Current Radar
Happy Friday! Overcast. High: 59°
Most of the rain we saw overnight has pushed off to the east . There will be a few pesky isolated showers in our area this morning, but nothing really umbrella worthy.
Current Radar
Highs are 56° Friday and 58° Saturday. The Friday AM wake-up temp will only get down to 47°, and only 50° early Saturday AM.
Yeah, we’ll see rain late tonight. Here’s the HRRR’s ETA, around 11 PM or so. Rain will be kinda brief and moderate, that’s all.
Current Radar
Clouds will gather slowly overnight. It’ll be cold Thursday morning, but not as cold as it’s been this week. 31° is the forecast morning low.
Rain is coming Thursday night. This won’t be a lot of rain, just a little — spread out over a long time. The off/on kind.
Current Temps/Radar
Today – Clouds Increase High: 48°
Surface high pressure to the east will be influencing our wind flow.
Winds have shifted from the north to out of the south for the rest of the week. The southerly winds will continue to pull in moisture from the Gulf as we end the work week. Dew points will increase each just adding a tad more moisture into our area.
Current Temps/Radar
Temps will fall into the upper 30°s after 5:00 pm.
Through the overnight temperatures will be cold again in the mid 20°s under a clear sky.
Wednesday – Warming Trend – Waking Up: 25° High: 50°
Current Radar
Tuesday – Mostly Sunny – Waking Up: 23° High: 44°
Going to be very cold in the morning under a mostly clear sky.

We will warm up in the afternoon, all thanks to this high to the northeast with winds beginning to shift from the north to the east/southeast. Expect mostly sunny conditions for with temperatures near seasonal normal.
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