Nashville, Tenn. –Scattered thunderstorms could interrupt afternoon plans across Middle Tennessee today, with a wetter and stormier pattern expected to settle in by Friday evening and persist through the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service in Nashville, there’s a slight chance of storms this afternoon, but thunderstorm activity is expected to become more widespread Friday through Sunday. High temperatures will range from 82 to 90 degrees, and while the risk for severe weather remains low, gusty winds, downpours, and frequent cloud-to-ground lightning are possible.
Thunderstorm chances increase significantly Saturday and Sunday, especially during the afternoon and evening hours. Cities like Franklin, Murfreesboro, and Clarksville should be prepared for potential travel disruptions due to brief but intense rain and slick roads. Outdoor events may also be impacted.
Residents are urged to secure loose outdoor items, monitor local alerts, and avoid open areas during lightning activity. If flooding occurs, do not drive through water-covered roads.
Storm activity is expected to continue into early next week, with updated advisories likely. Keep devices charged and stay tuned to local weather sources.
Four-Day Forecast for Middle Tennessee
- Thursday: Scattered storms (PM), highs 82–90
- Friday: Scattered storms, lows 66–73, highs 82–90
- Saturday: Likely thunderstorms, lows 67–72, highs 81–85
- Sunday: Likely thunderstorms, lows 67–70, highs 80–84
