First Alert Forecast: Warm, mainly dry week continues
There’s only the slightest chance for a stray shower on Thursday over western parts of the Mid State.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Temperatures will climb above average starting on Wednesday.
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REMAINDER OF THIS WEEK:
This afternoon will be partly cloudy and beautiful. Temperatures will remain below average, in the upper 70s and low 80s.
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Tonight will also be pleasant as temperatures tumble through the 70s, into the 50s and low 60s by morning.
After a little morning fog, Wednesday looks like another nice day. More clouds are expected in the afternoon, however.
Late Wednesday night through Thursday morning, a sprinkle or shower will be possible. Nashville’s rain chance will be quite low though -- 20%.
Brighter weather will then take over on Friday as the temperature climbs all the way to 86 degrees in Nashville.
THIS WEEKEND:
Saturday will mostly sunny and warm. Temperatures will top off in the mid 80s, like on Friday.
A few more clouds are likely late Sunday. A late day shower or storm may move in, but a better rain chance will develop on Monday.
NEXT WEEK:
Showers and thundershowers will return to the Mid State on Monday.
Showers will linger for some into early Tuesday.
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