Nashville, TN — Residents across Middle Tennessee can expect unseasonably warm weather this week, with high temperatures nearing 80 degrees through Monday. The National Weather Service in Nashville reports that dry conditions will continue until Tuesday, offering a prolonged warm spell unusual for November.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures will peak around 80 degrees on Sunday and Monday, with mostly sunny skies. Winds will range from 5 to 10 mph, becoming gustier at times, reaching up to 25 mph. By Tuesday afternoon, a 20% chance of showers is predicted, signaling the arrival of a midweek weather shift. The highest likelihood of rain comes Wednesday, with chances of thunderstorms increasing to 50-80% throughout the day and into the evening.
Temperatures will dip slightly later in the week as rain moves in. Wednesday’s high will hover around 77 degrees, followed by a mild low of 63 degrees overnight as showers persist. Thursday and Friday bring continued rain chances, with highs settling into the low 70s.
Nashville residents planning outdoor activities should take advantage of the early week warmth and prepare for possible rain delays by midweek. Motorists along major routes like I-40 should anticipate potentially slick conditions Wednesday and Thursday as showers and possible thunderstorms move through the region.
For those vulnerable to rapid temperature changes or working outdoors, dressing in layers will help handle fluctuating conditions. This week’s forecast underscores the unusual warmth for early November, with expected showers offering a brief relief from the unseasonal temperatures.
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