Nashville, Tennessee – Brutal heat and a chance of afternoon thunderstorms will define Saturday across Middle Tennessee as summer weather tightens its grip. Heat indices could spike to 104°F in parts of Davidson County, and a few strong storms may fire up after noon.
According to the National Weather Service, Nashville will reach a high near 95°F on Saturday, July 26th, with a 20 percent chance of isolated storms between 12 p.m. and 5 p.m. Winds from the southwest will increase to 5 mph, adding to the muggy, oppressive feel. Conditions will ease Saturday night with clear skies and a low around 77°F.
Travelers should monitor conditions closely, especially along I-40 and I-65 where slick roads and rapid downpours could occur during the storm window. While storms aren’t widespread, those that form could bring brief gusts and lightning. Hydrate regularly, limit outdoor activity during peak hours, and never leave children or pets in parked cars.
Sunday brings more sunshine with a high of 97°F and continued heat concerns. Another round of storms could return by Monday afternoon, followed by a potential 100°F reading by midweek.
🌤 Five-Day Nashville Forecast (Starting Saturday, July 26th):
- Saturday: High 95°F | Isolated PM storms (20%) | Low 77°F
- Sunday: High 97°F | Mostly sunny | Low 78°F
- Monday: High 99°F | PM storms (20%) | Low 78°F
- Tuesday: High 100°F | Dry, sunny | Low 78°F
- Wednesday: High 100°F | PM storms possible (30%) | Low 76°F
🔥 More heat alerts could be issued early next week. Stay weather-aware and check for updates through Tuesday.
