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I’ve weathered two crises* this week: the Cardinals losing to the Sox, and, even worse, the website crashing to earth like an innocent pop-up between Adam Wainwright and Yadier Molina (love you guys, but you have to own it). (*not actual crises, not even close).
Today – Breezy & Warmer – High 61
10a 44 . 1p 57 . 4p 60 . 7p 55 . 10p 50
Here’s how cold we were at 4 a.m. this morning:
Our official low was 29 (at 5 a.m. and 7 a.m.).
We are rapidly warming up. A few clouds will stream in, but no rain.
Rest of Tonight – Overnight Low 29
7pm 45 . 10pm 38 . 1 am 35
[Editor’s Note: The Intern does not live in squalor].
Anyone else look like this getting out the shower this morning?
I’m cheap and have not turned the heat on. I’m a poor college student. It’s how we survive…
Rest of Tonight – High 55, Overnight Low 29
Just to help put in perspective of how cold it is…Louisville, KY is experiencing some very wet snowflakes falling around 3 this afternoon!
For the independently wealthy, it’s still not too late to drop everything and take that vacation in the Bahamas. You may really consider it when I tell you the forecast low is 29 degrees with a wind chill of 27.
Rest of Tonight – High 55, Low 37
It would be a good time to go on that last minute tropical get away.
Tonight, expect much-cooler temps. Overnight lows will be in the 30s.
Winds will calm down a bit as the evening progresses.
By the end of this week, you won’t need this breathspray to feel Canadian.
Rest of Tonight – High 60, Low 42
This morning we picked up 0.11″ of rain officially at the airport.
Tonight, another cold front will be sweeping through. We may get a brief shower as the front arrives. Here’s the HRRR at 1 a.m.:
Tonight/Overnight – Rain Approaching
Rain looks like it will hold off until we’re asleep. By 4 a.m. Tuesday, it’ll start slowly dragging through middle Tennessee, and may linger into the morning commute:
Summary
At 12:49 p.m. today, our National Weather Service office issued the following Special Weather Statement:
This week, a series of cold fronts will come through from the NW. Usually, a front passage brings rain, but these will be “moisture starved.” If we get rain, it’ll be very little.
Frost Advisory Sunday Morning 3 a.m. to 7 a.m.
Cold, dry air is pouring into Middle Tennessee:
Here’s the text of the Frost Advisory from our NWS:
“Although the coverage of frost is expected to be mainly restricted to low lying and sheltered areas . . . tender vegetation that is left uncovered in those locations could be damaged or killed . . . as temperatures early Sunday morning will fall into the middle 30s.”
Early this morning, scattered rain showers were moving our way from the west:
By 9 a.m., the HRRR thinks these showers will be close:
By 11 a.m.. the model thinks the back edge of the showers will be moving out:
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