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Dewpoints are also creeping toward the mid-60°s, so it’ll start getting humid, too.
Still no meaningful chance of rain during the day.
Tonight, we may see a shower squeeze out north of 40, but that looks unlikely. It’s just hard to completely rule out rain when temps go this high with this much moisture in the air.
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We don’t think it will rain. Do not alter any outdoor plans. If you picked today as your wedding day, you’ve won the summertime forecast lottery. It’ll be hot, but that light north breeze will be nice.
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Isolated showers are possible with a cold front arriving tonight, but rain looks increasingly unlikely for our area.
Saturday – Mostly Sunny and Humid with Isolated Showers Possible During the Day – Wake Up: 66° High: 88°
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This Evening: 81º by 7 PM
By this evening, the HRRR model wants to sneak in a few showers south of us, but Williamson and Davidson Counties will remain dry.
Temperatures stay warm into the evening hours and drop to the low 60ºs overnight.
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This Evening: 71º by 7 PM
A more mild evening is in store tonight, as temps won’t cool down as much.
However, things still look dry:
Thursday – Temperatures Continue to Climb – Wake Up: 61º, High: 85º
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Today – A Cooler and DRY Day! – High: 77º
After all this drizzle ends, we’re in store for a nice day, if you like cooler temperatures non-existent rain chances….
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Tonight – Rain Moving East
As that bowling ball of low pressure rolls slowly east, it’ll take the rain with it.
Tuesday – Very Small Chance of Rain – High 78°
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Tonight – Flooding Concerns
We’ve seen a LOT of rain. I thought we would shake it. We haven’t.
Through 7:30 PM
An Areal Flood Warning, although recently cancelled for Davidson Co, is effective for Williamson County until 10:15 PM.
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Tonight and Sunday – Rain/Storms Hanging Around – High 82°
Shower and thunderstorm chances will continue through the overnight hours tonight into Sunday morning. The potential for severe thunderstorms (damaging winds, not hail or a tornado) will continue during this time, but it’s rather unimpressive. Without some sun-fueled heating, they’ll struggle to mature.