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Nashville, TN Weather: November 25' Brought 24°F Low, Little Snow
Nashville, TN – Nashville experienced several cold nights during November 2025, with temperatures falling to 24 degrees as the city recorded below normal rainfall and little snowfall heading toward th
By Cole Barrett · 2026-10-24T10:26:38.709Z
Nashville, TN – Nashville experienced several cold nights during November 2025, with temperatures falling to 24 degrees as the city recorded below normal rainfall and little snowfall heading toward the winter season.
According to National Weather Service climate statistics for Nashville, the city finished November with an average temperature of 53.2 degrees. The monthly report also documented periods of freezing weather despite several warmer afternoons.
The figures reflect observations from Nashville's official climate reporting station and provide a historical look at conditions across Davidson County and the greater Middle Tennessee region.
November Temperatures Reach the Mid 20s Nashville recorded an average high temperature of 64.2 degrees and an average low of 42.2 degrees during November.
The warmest temperature reached 77 degrees, while the lowest dropped to 24 degrees.
Those temperature swings brought noticeably different conditions throughout the month, with mild afternoons interrupted by colder overnight periods.
Freezing temperatures can create frost on vehicles, lawns and exposed surfaces, particularly during clear, calm overnight conditions.
Rainfall Finishes Below Normal Precipitation was another notable feature of November's weather.
Nashville recorded 1.95 inches of precipitation during the month, finishing below the historical November average.
The wettest day brought approximately 0.61 inches of rainfall, while measurable precipitation was recorded on 10 days.
Despite several periods of rainfall, the monthly total remained below normal.
Snowfall Remains Limited The November climate report indicated only trace snowfall, with no measurable accumulation recorded at the official observation station.
Historical snowfall charts show that Nashville has experienced substantially larger November snowfalls in previous years, but those records do not represent conditions observed during November 2025.
The report illustrates the seasonal transition toward winter, when colder overnight temperatures become more frequent across Middle Tennessee.
Residents can review additional historical observations and climate records through the National Weather Service.