Nashville, Tenn. – Expect a wet and stormy Saturday across Middle Tennessee, with thunderstorms likely to ramp up this afternoon and evening, potentially impacting outdoor events and travel across the region.
According to the National Weather Service in Nashville, scattered to numerous showers are expected throughout the day, with peak storm chances occurring between 2 p.m. and 9 p.m. Though some rainfall has already started this morning, forecasters note that the threat of severe storms remains very low through early next week.
Storms are expected to continue through Tuesday, bringing daily chances of rain across Davidson, Williamson, Rutherford, and surrounding counties. Highs will range from 79 to 87 degrees, with humidity staying elevated but heat levels remaining manageable. While no widespread flooding is anticipated, localized ponding on roads could lead to slick travel conditions during heavier bursts of rain.
Residents planning weekend events should have a backup plan indoors, and drivers are urged to slow down on wet roads. Power outages are not expected, but it’s a good idea to keep devices charged in case of isolated lightning-related disruptions.
Showers taper slightly Monday before increasing again Tuesday. More updates will be posted if thunderstorm risk levels change.
Five-Day Forecast for Nashville:
- Saturday: Thunderstorms likely p.m.; High 85°F / Low 72°F
- Sunday: Scattered showers; High 87°F / Low 72°F
- Monday: Thunderstorms likely a.m.; High 87°F / Low 72°F
- Tuesday: Thunderstorms likely; High 86°F / Low 71°F
- Wednesday: Isolated storms; High 88°F / Low 70°F
