Dirty cars likely caused by smoke and dusty particles trapped aloft and redirected to earth by early morning rains.
The muddy, dirty residue on your cars from the morning rain was caused by people who post “viral“ order of operations math on social media.
Tonight/Overnight, severe weather ingredients set up well away to our north. Tornadoes are a concern for the Ohio River Valley:
Local concern is currently low. What’s left of that system will weaken as it approaches us Wednesday early morning around 6 AM – 8 AM (rough ETA, for now).
South winds gusting to 40 MPH thru Weds AM. High today 77°, record for 2/27 is 80° set last year.
Weak storm line ETA 6-7 AM Weds. Severe unlikely.
Temps crash cold after that line. Dress for winter Weds.
Few thunderstorms not a concern this early morning / 438 AM
Wind Advisory Noon Tues – 6am Wed. Line of Rain/Storms Wednesday AM.
Beautiful day today, 3 degrees short of the record high of 79° at BNA.
Similar temperatures for Tuesday, but we have some non-thunderstorm winds and rain to deal with.
A Wind Advisory will go into effect starting noon Tuesday and go thru 6am Wednesday. Sustained winds around 20mph, with gusts up to 40mph will be possible. Secure any outdoor furniture and bring in those trash cans ASAP.
High at BNA got to 76º today. The record is 79º for this date.
New Wind Advisory. South winds around 20 mph with gusts up to 40 mph expected. Advisory begins noon Tuesday and ends 6 AM CST Wednesday.
HRRR for 6:00 am Wednesday. Not hard to see the cold front. Temps will fall fast from the mid 60s to the low 40s once it passes during the morning hours.
Rainouts now possible for unluckly local fields Tuesday. New (0z) HRRR model delivers narrow area of rainout-level rains (never rely on one model run). This morning didn’t think we’d see rainouts. Now, we might.
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