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We did it!
At 1:35 PM, we hit 76°. Hottest December 13 since 1927, when it was 75°.
Winds steadily increased through the afternoon. BNA even had a 45 MPH gust.
A Wind Advisory is in effect Sunday at 6 PM to Monday at 6 AM. Look for gusts up to 40 MPH.
Current Radar
High Temps – the forecast high is 74°. The record is 75°, set in 1927.
Wind Advisory – 6 PM to 6 AM
High profile vehicles (big trucks) may be blown around. South winds create particular concern for those on I-40, SR 840, and other east-west roads.
Current Radar
Did we break the record (70°, set in 1873)?
No. We tied it.
No real change tonight. Temps ease into the mid-60°s, no rain.
Temps: If we make it to 75°, we’ll tie the record high for December 13, set in 1927.
Current Radar
The record high for December 12 is 70°, set in 1873. We think that record is going down today.
Record heat isn’t confined to us. Record high temps are forecast in the circled cities:
Current Radar
We hit 73° today, three shy of the record 76° set in 2007.
Not seeing any rain on the radar tonight, although we can’t rule it out. Radar looks pretty clear to our SW.
The cloudy, muggy December pattern remains. No rain expected, but a little drizzler can’t be ruled out.
Current Radar
You may tomorrow. But first, today!
Humid, cloudy, and there’s also a shortwave on the way from the southwest.
The HRRR model has advertised light showers all day, but so far, they’re not materializing.
Current Radar
Cloudy skies overnight will keep temperatures from dropping very much.
By about 6 PM, we should be in the upper 50°s, with lows only getting down to the mid 50°s tonight.
Keep in mind that tonight’s low is what our high temperature should be.…
Current Radar
After a cold morning thanks to the cloud cover, the clouds were swept away and we officially made it to 59°.
You should expect in the “usual spots,”, but hopefully it will not become widespread.
Current Radar
Cloud cover suppressed temps today.
We are already seeing clearing in NW Tennessee:
We may see the sun before dark. It’ll be close.
Friday, the pattern shifts as a scraggly group of widely isolated showers blows our way from the SW:
Current Radar
A little shortwave arrives while we sleep. Here it is at 3 AM:
It won’t be much of a rain producer. Barely even a sprinkler, probably nothing.
Timing may be off. Don’t be surprised if you see a little sprinkle on the windshield in the morning. No big deal. I can’t believe I’ve written this much about it.