Nashville, Tennessee – Severe thunderstorms could impact Nashville’s spring weather starting today, with heavy rainfall and possible thunderstorm activity throughout the week. Residents should prepare for fluctuating temperatures and unpredictable weather, especially on Tuesday and Thursday.
According to the National Weather Service, Nashville will experience a mix of thunderstorms and rain over the next several days, beginning late Tuesday night and lasting through Friday. By Wednesday morning, temperatures will climb to around 87°F, with a slight breeze from the south. Rain is expected to intensify by mid-afternoon, making conditions hazardous for travelers.
Drivers should expect slick roads, especially as showers increase by Thursday. Heavy rain could accumulate, reducing visibility and creating hazardous conditions for drivers on highways, including Interstate 40. Plan for potential traffic disruptions, and avoid non-essential travel when possible. Keep an emergency kit in your vehicle, especially if you’re planning to commute or travel for work.
In Nashville, temperatures will hover in the mid-80s through the week, with a low of 68°F expected Wednesday night. However, the chance for thunderstorms remains high throughout the week, particularly on Thursday when a 70% chance of showers is predicted. These storms could bring brief but intense downpours, gusty winds, and localized flooding.
Looking ahead, the weekend will bring more mild, sunny weather with temperatures reaching 72°F by Saturday. While some light rain is expected Friday night into Saturday morning, conditions will improve by Saturday afternoon. Stay updated with local weather reports for any changes to these forecasts.
As this spring weather system evolves, warnings may be issued for certain regions. Be sure to follow local advisories for any new alerts and stay prepared for any unexpected changes in weather conditions.
