Tonight – Showers Possible – High 81

Yup! The humidity is back… A few more very isolated showers will be moving in this afternoon. May make for a wet commute home.

HRRR model from Wednesday 6 PM – Thursday 3 AM: read more

First, check out this video of an approaching tornado in Italy yesterday. While you wait for the video to load (it’ll work on your iPhone), scroll down and read the forecast.

I rant about this at the bottom of this post. read more

Tonight – Mostly Cloudy – High 81

Our low this morning was only 61. The 88 year old record low of 58 still stands. Let’s do better next year.

Expect this comical July cool-wave to continue tonight. read more

Today – Awesome – High 80

What a day of wonderful weather, especially for July. We could even break a record low tonight of 58 set back in 1925. Our forecast low is 59.

Monday – Mostly Sunny – High 83 read more

Tonight

A surface cold front has already passed through Middle Tennessee, opening the door to cooler and drier air for tomorrow. However, there’s still enough low level moisture hanging around to pop up a shower or two early tonight. Be aware, but don’t alter any outdoor or overnight plans. Have an umbrella handy. read more

Today – Showers Late – High 88

Clouds will be increasing this evening as a weak cold front approaches. It’ll rain, mostly while we sleep (or while a few of you party). Our NWS estimates 0.05″, which isn’t enough rain to mess anything up. read more

Today – Pleasant – High 85

Grab some watermelon. Definitely the best day this week, and arguably this month.

Friday – Still Unseasonably Cool, Sunny – High 86

7 am 65 . 10 am 77 . 1 pm 84 . 4 pm 86 . 7 pm 83 . 10 pm 75 read more

Rest of Today – Cooling; Showers Possible – High 87

A cool front passed by today, setting off a few light showers and reinforcing the good weather we expect Thursday and Friday.

(Editor’s Note: Will and I not pictured. Not comment about The Intern). read more

Our NWS forecasts a storm-making frontal boundary will sink south tonight, setting off a cluster of storms around midnight. The HRRR model (not shown, because there is nothing to show) isn’t much of a believer – it thinks it’ll barely rain overnight. The RAP doesn’t predict heavy showers/storms, either. It’s unlikely these storms will be strong or severe. read more

New model runs and a Storm Prediction Center update are in.

Storms are moving NW-to-SE today. The morning showers which moved south of I-40 are long gone, and there’s not much on the radar to our NW to cause any rain-out/washout concerns for outdoor plans later this afternoon and tonight. read more