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Tennessee Weather Alert: Nashville, TN Frost, 70° by Nov 10
Nashville, TN – Frost covered lawns, pockets of morning fog and a dramatic temperature rebound are shaping Middle Tennessee's November weather. Nashville could fall to 34 degrees Saturday night before
By Miles Carter · 2026-11-07T10:38:19.162Z
Nashville, TN – Frost covered lawns, pockets of morning fog and a dramatic temperature rebound are shaping Middle Tennessee's November weather. Nashville could fall to 34 degrees Saturday night before afternoon temperatures climb to 70 degrees Tuesday.
That 36 degree difference creates a noticeable shift from chilly fall mornings to comfortable afternoons in just several days.
According to the National Weather Service in Nashville, Saturday's sunshine should push temperatures toward 59 degrees, with north winds around 5 mph.
However, colder conditions return late Saturday, with temperatures dropping near 34 degrees. Patchy frost could develop after 3 a.m. Sunday, while fog may form after 1 a.m.
Sunday Morning Frost and Fog Could Affect Travel Areas of frost are expected before 8 a.m. Sunday, with fog possible before 9 a.m.
Drivers traveling Interstate 24, Interstate 40 and Interstate 65 should remain alert for localized visibility reductions.
Fog may be especially noticeable around low lying areas and river valleys.
While frost could coat grass and exposed surfaces, widespread roadway icing is not indicated.
Sunday afternoon brings a welcome change, with sunshine pushing temperatures toward 63 degrees.
Temperatures Jump Toward 70 Degrees by Tuesday Monday continues the warming trend, although patchy frost and fog could return early.
Temperatures should climb from approximately 36 degrees Sunday night to 69 degrees Monday afternoon.
Tuesday looks even warmer, with sunny skies and highs near 70 degrees.
That creates favorable conditions for outdoor activities, leaf cleanup and preparing homes for colder weather later this month.
Homeowners with sensitive plants should remain mindful of the early frost potential before warmer afternoons arrive.
Is Snow or Severe Weather Approaching Tennessee? The Weather Prediction Center reports that high pressure will support generally fair conditions across much of the central United States.
For Nashville, the supplied local outlook shows no snow accumulation or significant storm system through Veterans Day.
No tornado threat is indicated in this forecast.
A 20% chance of showers appears Wednesday night and Thursday, marking the next potential opportunity for rainfall.
Temperatures should ease toward 62 degrees Thursday and 53 degrees Friday.
As Thanksgiving approaches, additional cold fronts remain possible, but no specific snowstorm or flash freeze threat is established.
For now, Nashville's biggest weather concern involves early frost and fog, followed by several unusually comfortable November afternoons.