Widespread lows in the 20s are expected this weekend. Here’s what a hard freeze means for your garden and some important cold weather safety tips as we head towards winter in Middle Tennessee.
Frost is expected Sunday and Monday mornings across parts of Middle Tennessee. Nashville lows will drop into the 30s, with some parts of the Cumberland Plateau dipping into the upper 20s.
The heaviest rain is expected Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, with 1 to 2 inches in Middle Tennessee and higher totals possible in southern Middle Tennessee.
Warm & windy conditions are expected for election day across Middle Tennessee with highs soaring into the upper 70s. Heavy rain will move in late Tuesday night and continue through the Wednesday morning commute bringing 1"-2" of rain to Nashville.
Enjoy the last Saturday sunset in the 6 p.m. hour before clocks fall back next weekend, bringing earlier sunsets and brighter mornings to Middle Tennessee.
The Orionid meteor shower peaks October 21–22, bringing the potential for up to 20 meteors per hour. Here's when and where to look across Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky.
Breezy & brisk start to the weekend with sunny skies expected Saturday and Sunday. Some areas could wake up to patchy frost Sunday morning before temperatures warm next week.
Batten down your Halloween decorations before gusty wind arrives with Friday's cold front. Temperatures will tumble during the daytime hours bringing the first real taste of Fall to Middle Tennessee.
Highs near 90 degrees will continue across Middle Tennessee through Thursday, with a few showers and storms possible Wednesday. A strong cold front Friday will bring a dramatic temperature drop and breezy conditions Friday and Saturday
October is feeling more like summer as record-setting temperatures return to Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky. A strong cooldown arrives late in the week, bringing much cooler afternoons and chilly mornings.
Much-needed rain returns to Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky Friday and continues at times through the weekend. Some areas southeast of Nashville could receive more than an inch before drier weather returns.
Temperatures are about to climb again back into the lower 90s to end September. Highs are expected to reach the lower to middle 90s by Wednesday and Thursday before rain chances increase late in the week.
The brutal September heatwave is finally over. Temperatures will top out in the 80s for the remainder of the week with fantastic conditions expected this weekend.
Scattered storms are expected Monday & Tuesday with a low risk for gusty wind with some of the strongest storms. Heat relief arrives mid-week for all of Middle Tennessee & Kentucky.
Scattered thunderstorms will continue across Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky through Saturday, with gusty winds possible in stronger storms. Drier weather returns Sunday as temperatures climb back into the 90s.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms remain possible across Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky through Saturday before drier weather returns Sunday and temperatures climb into the mid 90s next week.
Highs remain in the mid to upper 90s through Saturday, with heat indices topping 100°. Spotty storms may bring brief relief before slightly lower heat arrives by Labor Day.
Nashville has recorded 58 days at or above 90 degrees this year, and the 10-day forecast could raise the total to 68. Here’s when the heat typically ends and how this year compares to the record.
Dangerous heat continues across Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky through Saturday, with highs in the upper 90s and heat-index values above 100°. Temperatures will ease only slightly for Labor Day.
Summer isn't backing down as we head into September. High temperatures will climb near the century mark this week with heat index values soaring near 105°.
Middle Tennessee’s stretch of dry, comfortable weather comes to an end Wednesday as scattered showers and thunderstorms return. Humidity and heat will build through the rest of the week, with heat indices potentially reaching triple digits next week.
Thursday’s Full Sturgeon Moon will slide through Earth’s shadow, producing a 96% partial lunar eclipse visible across Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky.
Mostly dry weather continues Tuesday before scattered showers and storms return Wednesday. A few stronger storms are possible before drier weather returns late in the week.
Heat and humidity build back into Middle Tennessee Wednesday before a cold front brings soaking rain and storms early Thursday. Drier, more comfortable weather returns for the weekend.
A cold front brings lower humidity and more comfortable temperatures Tuesday, but the break won’t last long. Heat returns Wednesday before another front brings showers and storms Thursday and near-normal temperatures for the weekend.
Today & tonight are packed with astronomical events, including a six-planet parade, the peak of the Perseid meteor shower and a total solar eclipse. Here’s what Middle Tennessee can see.
