Nashville, TN – Dense fog blankets Nashville this Labor Day, creating hazardous conditions for holiday travelers. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a fog advisory, urging drivers to stay alert as visibility drops to a quarter mile or less. As temperatures climb to 84°F today, the fog will lift by late morning, but the risk on the roads remains until then.
If you’re driving in Nashville this morning, turn on your low-beam headlights, slow down, and keep a safe distance from other vehicles. This advisory is in effect until 8 a.m., so plan your travel accordingly.
Looking ahead, Nashville will see steady temperatures in the mid-80s through Friday with mostly clear skies. However, prepare for a significant cooldown by the weekend—Sunday’s lows could dip to 51°F. Make sure your plans account for this drop in temperature.
Memphis residents should brace for a wet midweek. Starting Wednesday, rain and thunderstorms will sweep through the area, with a 50% chance of showers on both Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures will peak at 88°F, but the rain could lead to localized flooding.
Don’t get caught off guard—avoid unnecessary travel during heavy rainfall and make sure your car is ready for wet conditions. The fog and rain could make roads especially dangerous, so stay cautious.
By Friday, Memphis will see clearer skies and highs around 87°F, leading into a pleasant weekend with cooler, sunny days. Keep an eye on the weather and adjust your plans to stay safe and comfortable.
This week’s weather challenges across Tennessee demand your attention. Whether you’re navigating fog in Nashville or rain in Memphis, staying informed and taking precautions will help you stay safe on the road.
