Tennessee – Damp pavement reflects the morning light as clouds thicken over Nashville, and the air feels unusually mild for mid-February. Temperatures are already near 60 degrees, and a breezy south wind hints at change.
A few showers and thunderstorms remain possible through midday, with additional scattered showers developing before late afternoon. Highs will surge to around 76 degrees, nearly springlike for February. Southwest winds increase to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 25 to 30 mph. Keep umbrellas ready and allow extra time on I-40 and I-65 during heavier bursts.
Rain chances taper this evening, but another round of showers is possible tonight. Lows settle near 51 degrees under mostly cloudy skies. Brief downpours could reduce visibility after sunset.
Friday turns mostly sunny with a high near 65. The breeze relaxes, offering a calmer end to the workweek. Saturday brings mostly sunny skies again, with highs near 60 and only a slight shower chance late.
Then winter pushes back. Sunday stays mostly sunny but much cooler, with a high near 45. Northwest winds gust up to 25 mph. By Sunday night, temperatures drop to around 25 degrees. That sharp freeze could lead to flash freezing where roads remain damp. Watch for slick spots early Monday.
Monday remains brisk with highs near 40. Gradual warming returns Tuesday and Wednesday, with highs rebounding toward the upper 40s and upper 50s. Longer-range trends suggest a broader warming pattern into late next week, with stronger spring warmth building.
Five-Day Outlook – Nashville, TN:
Friday: Mostly sunny, 65.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, 60.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, 45.
Monday: Mostly sunny, 40.
Tuesday: Sunny, 49.
