Tennessee roadways glisten under gray skies this morning as light rain and mist hang over Nashville. Visibility has dipped at times, and drivers along I-40 and I-65 are navigating wet pavement during the early rush. Temperatures sit near 52 degrees, with humid air clinging to the city skyline.
According to the National Weather Service in Nashville, showers taper through the morning with gradual clearing by midday. Highs reach near 61 degrees as clouds break for partial sunshine. Rainfall amounts remain under a quarter inch for most neighborhoods, though brief heavier pockets are possible early.
Conditions improve quickly this afternoon. Winds stay light from the north around 5 mph, allowing roads to dry before evening. Tonight turns cooler, with lows near 40 under partly cloudy skies.
A pronounced spring tease arrives Friday. Sunshine dominates, and highs climb to 66 degrees. Saturday looks even warmer, reaching 72 degrees under bright skies. Outdoor plans should hold up well, and parks across Davidson County will feel more like mid-March.
Changes return late Sunday. After a dry start, showers redevelop toward evening and continue into Sunday night. Highs stay near 62 before dipping into the low 40s. Keep umbrellas ready if traveling late weekend.
Early next week trends unsettled with periodic shower chances through midweek. The 6–10 day outlook favors above-normal temperatures heading into early March, signaling broader spring warmth across Middle Tennessee.
Five Day Outlook for Nashville, Tennessee:
Thursday: Showers early, then partly sunny, high 61.
Friday: Sunny, high 66.
Saturday: Sunny, high 72.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, slight shower chance late, high 62.
Monday: Chance of showers, high 58.
