Nashvillesevereweather.com Website Review

CLEARING THIS AFTERNOON, DRY CHRISTMAS EVE AND A MOSTLY DRY CHRISTMAS, THEN LOOKING BEYOND…. Below is the HRRR’s thinking on today. Notice it has all rain out by 3 PM. On and off showers will continue through the morning hours and will eventually taper off from west to east as the upper-level low moves north. Additional rain totals could amount up to a quarter inch at most. As the low moves north, colder air will usher in behind it causing our temperatures to fall throughout the day and winds to kick up into the There is a tiny winter weather threat across the Plateau this evening, nothing of concern for Nashville. High pressure will take the reigns tomorrow. Clearing skies and sunshine will allow afternoon high temperatures to reach the upper 40s Editor’s Note: Winds will be south and light, no precip expected, pretty great weather here in December for the Titans game against the We do however have our eyes on Saturday night as a brief pulse of energy will bring the chance for scattered showers beginning late Saturday night. Any rain that does occur will be few and far between, and short-lived. Sunday morning will start at 39º and we will eventually reach the low 50°s by the afternoon hours. Rain may linger into Sunday morning but should be gone Sunday after noon. Monday (Christmas Eve) looks MOSTLY SUNNY and TOTALLY DRY with a high near 50º. Monday night looks to be stellar for Santa and his reindeer. Temperatures in Williamson and Davidson Counties will be in the Christmas Day may bring a couple of isolated showers with it. A high near 50º is expected. However, NWS Nashville noted this, this > dry. Either way, nothing significant expected with temperatures > trending slightly above normal for Christmas. the Ohio River will pull in 60° dewpoints into Middle Tennessee ahead of a powerful cold front expected to quickly sweep through. If this happens — and storms to our south in Alabama don’t block our inflow of warm, Gulf of Mexico air — strong thunderstorms will