Nashville, Tenn. – Sunshine dominates Tennessee skies Tuesday, but don’t let your guard down — strong summer storms may disrupt plans by Thursday.
According to the National Weather Service in Nashville, Tuesday will be clear and calm, with highs near 84°F and light northwest winds. That tranquility won’t last. Storm chances rise sharply by late Thursday, with a 60% chance of afternoon thunderstorms potentially bringing gusty winds and brief downpours to Davidson County and areas along I-40.
Metro Nashville drivers should prepare for slick evening commutes Thursday, especially near construction zones and low-lying roads. Calm winds early in the week will give way to unstable, moisture-rich air masses pushing in from the southwest.
Here’s your five-day weather breakdown:
- Tuesday (June 10): Sunny, high of 84°F. Northwest breeze at 5 mph.
- Wednesday: Clear skies continue. High climbs to 88°F by afternoon.
- Thursday: Mostly sunny morning; storms possible after 1 p.m. High near 91°F.
- Friday: Storm chances linger. Showers likely by 1 p.m. High of 91°F, 60% rain chance.
- Saturday: Even stronger storm potential. Rain chance at 70%, with highs around 91°F.
If you’re planning outdoor activities or road travel later this week, monitor updates and avoid driving during peak storm windows Thursday and Saturday.
Storms may persist into Sunday, with a strong 80% chance of rain. Stay weather-aware — NWS may issue advisories as conditions evolve.
