At 3:28 PM the SPC issued a MD for the TN Valley. With continued instability and stronger mid level flow severe storms are possible.
Isolated to scattered severe storms with hail are possible into this evening. If the is an increase in storm coverage and organization then a Severe Storm Watch will be issued.
At least one storm chaser is in town.
Don’t know what you’re thinking right now, but this is what I’m thinking:
You better be a pro to chase around Middle TN. Anyway…
Sunday – High 71° – Sunny…then Clouds & Rain Chances Increase Late
Today, we’re trying to be less this:
And more normal.
Today – High 71° – Sunny…then Clouds & Rain Chances Increase
A very nice day. After dark, rain chances arrive.
Monday – Wake 53°, High 76° – Severe Weather Possible
Today, the Storm Prediction Center outlooked us for severe weather for Monday:
Let’s first review Sunday’s weather.
Overnight/Sunday – Frost Advisory – Wake up 37°, High 71°
Current Official Temp
Watch the cold front’s arrival on last night’s hourly observations:
Saturday – Much Colder, Sunny, Frost Advisory Overnight – High 62°
A west/northwest wind at 14-16 MPH will be blowing, tossing more cold air at us. Winds will die down after the sun goes down. You need a jacket today.
The line of thunderstorms that moved through last night produced a handful of Severe Thunderstorm Warnings (winds 58+ mph) in both Davidson & Williamson Counties.
We finally got some rain:
Davidson County:
As I write this at 8:15 PM, a robust squall line stretches from Austin TX to Indianapolis IN, prompting Severe Thunderstorm and Tornado Warnings along the way. Again, the below image is from 8:15 PM:
The 20z (that is nerd for 3 PM) Storm Prediction Center (SPC) severe weather outlook has been issued!
For the period beginning now and extending through 7 AM Friday, the Storm Prediction Center’s opinion remains basically the same.
The lunchtime Storm Prediction Center (SPC) severe weather outlook has been issued, and through 7 AM Friday, little has changed:
As you can see, we remain included in the “Slight” Risk for severe weather.
This morning, the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) issued its severe weather outlook through 7 AM Friday:
As you can see, we are included in the “Slight” Risk for severe weather. We’re in this category because the SPC thinks there is a 15% probability of a 58+ mph damaging wind gust within 25 miles of you, illustrated here on this map:
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