Nashville, TN – Warm, golden mornings and crisp evenings are setting the stage for one of Tennessee’s most pleasant fall stretches yet. After a mild Columbus Day, skies stay clear, roads stay dry, and temperatures keep climbing into the low 80s through Tuesday.
According to the National Weather Service in Nashville, high pressure dominates early this week, ensuring sunshine and calm breezes from Monday through Thursday. Patchy fog may form around daybreak—especially near rivers and low-lying areas along I-40—but it will quickly burn off after sunrise. Drivers heading back to work or school Tuesday morning should allow extra time for limited visibility before conditions improve.
Light northeast winds between 5 to 10 mph will make for comfortable afternoons, ideal for outdoor plans or late-season yard work. With the Columbus Day holiday behind and Halloween still ahead, pumpkin patch visits and leaf-viewing drives will find near-perfect weather.
By midweek, highs will hover around 82°F with cooler nights dipping into the low 50s. No rain is expected before Friday, offering a solid window for travel and outdoor maintenance. The next hint of change may arrive late in the week as temperatures trend slightly cooler heading into next weekend.
Residents are encouraged to stay weather-aware, use headlights in morning fog, and check for reduced visibility zones before commuting along area interstates.
Five-Day Forecast for Nashville, TN:
Sun: 80/50 – Sunny; calm, dry air.
Mon: 81/53 – Bright skies; patchy fog early east of I-65.
Tue: 82/54 – Sunny and warm; great travel weather.
Wed: 82/54 – Clear; perfect fall conditions.
Thu: 78/52 – Mostly sunny; cooler trend by evening.
