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Good morning. Tennessee. I'm Michael Mosby. That fog outside your window? It's thick enough to hide your neighbor's house. We're sitting at 48 degrees statewide with visibility down to a quarter mile in spots. Dense Fog Advisory until 10 A.M. Across Middle and East Tennessee. Slow down and flip those headlights on. Once the fog burns off, here's where things split. West Tennessee gets the stormiest ride today. Thunderstorms fire up around 10 A.M. and stick around until 8 P.M., peaking hard around 3 P.M. With an a chance. Memphis climbs to 75 degrees between the rumbles. Middle Tennessee plays it cooler. Nashville warms to 77 degrees under partly sunny skies this afternoon, then scattered storms roll in after 5 P.M. East Tennessee? You win today. Knoxville hits 75 degrees with mostly sunny skies once that morning fog clears out. Tonight brings scattered storms statewide. Lows hold in the low 60s — that's unusually mild for early March. West Tennessee actually warms overnight, climbing to 68 degrees by sunrise. Tuesday cranks the heat. Highs push upper 70s to around 80 degrees — we're flirting with record territory. Morning showers taper off, then mostly cloudy skies take over before another round of storms Tuesday night. Wednesday is the big show. A strong cold front sweeps through with widespread storms. Some could turn severe in western counties — damaging winds and heavy rain are the main threats. Highs hit 80 degrees before the front crashes through. Thursday? Total flip. Highs struggle to the mid-50s with gusty northwest winds. Rain showers linger early, possibly mixing with light snow in the higher elevations. Then we dry out through the weekend, rebounding to the low 70s by Sunday. See you this afternoon.
Tennessee weather update for midday
Good afternoon. Tennessee. I'm Matt Mullins. Step outside right now and you'll feel that lingering dampness from overnight showers. We picked up a quarter inch of rain. And the sky's still gray this morning. But the front that brought yesterday's storms is sliding south. And sunshine's on the way. East Tennessee sees the slowest exit — rain showers stick around through early afternoon before finally clearing out. Middle and West Tennessee? You're already seeing breaks in the clouds. By midday, sunshine wins statewide. Highs climb to the upper 60s and low 70s. Comfortable, but not quite as toasty as yesterday's near-record heat. Tonight stays quiet. Partly cloudy skies, lows dropping to the low 50s. Light winds. Monday brings sunshine and a serious warm-up. Highs surge into the mid to upper 70s — some spots could challenge 80 degrees. That warmth sets the stage for what's coming next. Monday night into Tuesday, scattered showers and thunderstorms return. A few storms could be strong, with large hail the main concern. Tuesday afternoon dries out briefly, with highs near 80. Wednesday is the day to watch. A powerful system dives out of the Southwest and collides with our warm, humid air. Showers and thunderstorms fire up. And some could turn severe. Damaging winds are the primary threat, with a low tornado risk. Heavy rain is likely too. This is a dynamic setup — we'll be tracking it closely. Behind that system. Thursday brings a dramatic cooldown. Highs only reach the mid 50s, with lingering showers early. Friday and the weekend look dry and pleasant, with highs climbing back into the upper 60s and low 70s. Enjoy the quiet today — things get interesting by midweek. See you this evening.
Good morning. Tennessee. I'm Michael Nally. If you stepped outside early, you felt that drizzle still hanging on from overnight. We picked up about a quarter inch, but the showers are wrapping up as a cold front pushes through. East Tennessee stays wettest the longest. Rain continues through mid-afternoon with an a chance before tapering off. You'll hit 70 degrees under mostly cloudy skies. Tonight drops to 53 with partly cloudy conditions. Middle Tennessee dries out faster. A a chance of showers before 1 P.M., then mostly cloudy with highs near 68. Tonight clears to partly cloudy with lows around 50. West Tennessee sees the quickest turnaround. A a chance of showers before 8 A.M., then mostly sunny skies take over. Highs reach 69 degrees. Tonight turns mostly clear with lows around 53. Monday brings sunshine back statewide. East Tennessee reaches 76 degrees. Middle Tennessee warms to 79 with full sunshine. West Tennessee sees partly sunny skies with highs around 75 and a a chance of afternoon thunderstorms developing. Monday night brings scattered storms and lows in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Now here's your week ahead. Tuesday brings widespread storms with highs in the upper 70s to around 80 degrees. Wednesday is the most active day — showers and thunderstorms likely as a strong cold front sweeps through. Some storms could pack gusty winds. And rainfall totals could exceed an inch statewide. Thursday turns sharply cooler behind the front. Highs only reach the mid 50s with clearing skies. Friday through Saturday rebounds to the upper 60s and low 70s under mostly sunny skies. One heads up before we go — spring forward tonight. Clocks move ahead one hour for Daylight Saving Time. See you this afternoon.
Good evening. Tennessee. I'm Michael Nally. That damp, sticky air isn't your imagination. It's the remnants of last night's quarter-inch soaker. And it's lingering like an uninvited guest. We've got a classic Tennessee split today. West Tennessee is already rumbling with thunderstorms, while East Tennessee is bracing for a light show later tonight. Spring officially arrives in just 13 days, but the weather is still serving up March's signature mood swings. Right now. Memphis and Jackson are under the gun with thunderstorms. You've a solid chance of lightning before 8 PM. Tonight, lows hold at 53 degrees—that's 37 degrees warmer than usual. But don't worry. By Sunday afternoon, the storms clear out. You'll hit 69 degrees. And Monday brings 75 and sunny. Nashville, you're in the calm right now, but don't get too comfortable. After midnight, a fresh batch of storms sweeps in, peaking around 4 AM. Lows actually rise overnight to 53 degrees. Then you climb to 68 by Sunday afternoon. The real story is Monday's high of 78 degrees. That's nearly 37 degrees above normal. But hold on. Wednesday's cold front drops temperatures 37 degrees in 24 hours. You'll wake up to 55 degrees on Thursday. That's a whiplash even for Tennessee. Knoxville and Chattanooga, your storms are fashionably late. They arrive after 8 PM with gusts up to 25 miles an hour. Tonight's low is a balmy 61 degrees—that feels like summer. Sunday stays unsettled, but Monday you hit 76 degrees. Then comes the crash. Wednesday's front sends temperatures plummeting to 43 degrees Thursday morning. You might need shorts and a jacket in the same week. Here's your heads-up for the week ahead. Sunday sees storms exiting east with highs in the 70s. Monday is near-record warmth—feels like April. Tuesday stays toasty with more storms. Then a cold front slams the brakes. Highs drop from the 80s to the 50s by Thursday. If you're traveling late tonight, take it slow on I37 degrees and I37 degrees. The rain will make the roads slick. Sunday is your best bet for outdoor plans. West Tennessee dries out by afternoon. And the rest of the state follows by evening. Grab that extra blanket tonight. You'll thank me at 3 A.M. When the temperatures swing. See you tomorrow.
Good morning. Tennessee. I'm Aaron Jolly. Step outside and you might think we time-warped straight to July. That thick, humid air is sitting over Tennessee like a wet blanket. And you're going to want to dress in layers today. We're flirting with record highs—Nashville surges to **78 degrees**, while Knoxville and the Smokies actually hit **80 degrees**. That's a solid 38 degrees above normal for March. In But here's thing, all this heat is fuel for a weather showdown. West Tennessee gets the first punch. Memphis, you're in the bullseye—storms fire up as early as **7 A.M.** with heavy rain. You could see **1 to 2 inches** falling quickly, so watch for ponding on the roads during your morning commute. By late morning, the action shifts. Nashville, that line of strong thunderstorms marches in right around **11 A.M.** with gusty southwest winds hitting **25 miles an hour**. Expect a quick **three-quarters of an inch** of rain before it clears out tonight. East Tennessee, you get a reprieve until the afternoon. Storms hold off until after **3 P.M.**, but when they arrive, they bring gusts to **35 miles an hour**. If you're hiking in the Smokies, keep a close eye on the sky—those rumbles of thunder will be rolling in after dark. Looking ahead. Sunday gives us a brief break with highs in the upper 60s, but Monday through Wednesday brings more storms and a return to the 80s. We finally cool down to a crisp **58 degrees** on Thursday—feeling like March again. If you're headed out tonight, keep that umbrella handy. See you tomorrow. See you this afternoon.
Good morning. Tennessee. I'm Aaron Jolly. Step outside right now and you'll feel 59 degrees. That's not a typo. We're about to flirt with March records. Middle Tennessee wakes up at 61 and climbs to 84 by mid-afternoon. That's just three degrees shy of the 1956 record. South winds gust to 25 miles an hour. A slight chance of thunderstorms around 4 P.M., but most of you stay dry. Tonight settles at 65 under partly cloudy skies. West Tennessee starts at 63 and peaks at 82 by 4 P.M. Breezy conditions with south winds gusting to 15 miles an hour. Brief thunderstorm chance around noon. Tonight holds at 65, but temperatures actually rise overnight as storms approach. East Tennessee runs a touch cooler. Morning lows near 56, afternoon highs reach 81. Partly sunny with light south winds. Tonight dips to 61. Now here's the plot twist. Saturday brings the reckoning. Widespread showers and thunderstorms roll in as a slow-moving cold front triggers strong to severe storms, especially Middle and West Tennessee. Damaging winds are the primary threat. West Tennessee could see 1 to 2 inches of rain. Highs drop to the mid-70s as the system moves through. Looking ahead. Sunday keeps the showers going with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Monday warms back to the mid-to-upper 70s with another round of thunderstorms likely. The unsettled pattern continues through Wednesday with daily storm chances and rainfall totals of 2 to 4 inches statewide. By Thursday, a cold front finally drops temperatures closer to normal — low 60s — with rain chances tapering off. Enjoy the record warmth today. The weather gods are about to send us a bill. See you tomorrow. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast See you tomorrow.
Good afternoon. Tennessee. I'm Aaron Jolly. Seventy-four degrees at sunrise. In early March. That's not normal, folks — that's record-chasing territory. In the next 24 hours. Nashville's about to hit 80 degrees today, tying a mark from 1910. Memphis pushes 79. Knoxville reaches 78. That Gulf air is flooding north on southwest winds gusting to 25 miles an hour. And it's bringing sticky warmth you'd expect in May. Scattered thunderstorms fire up around noon, mainly west of I-65. Nothing severe, but keep an umbrella handy. Tonight stays mild — lows only drop to the low 60s under partly cloudy skies. That full moon might peek through if you're out late. Friday cranks it up even more. Middle Tennessee hits 83 degrees — another record on the chopping block. West and East Tennessee both reach 82. Mostly sunny, breezy again, with a slight chance of afternoon storms. Then Saturday flips the script. A slow-moving cold front brings widespread rain and thunderstorms. West Tennessee takes the heaviest hit — 1 to 2 inches of rain. There's a marginal risk for strong storms, mainly damaging winds. Highs drop to the mid-70s. Sunday keeps scattered showers around, especially in East Tennessee. Temperatures ease back to the upper 60s and low 70s. Here's your heads-up for the week ahead. Monday through Wednesday stays unsettled with daily thunderstorm chances. Another potential severe weather setup lurks midweek. Rainfall totals could add another 2 to 4 inches. Temperatures bounce back to the upper 70s and low 80s before that next system rolls through. Enjoy the warmth today, but keep your rain gear close. It's about to get busy. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.
Good morning. Tennessee. I'm Aaron Jolly. Sixty-eight degrees was the low last night. Not the high. The low. Your bedroom probably felt like July. And honestly, I don't blame you if you kicked off the covers. In the next 24 hours. We're running almost 52 degrees warmer than normal for early March. And today we're gunning for records. Middle Tennessee woke up at 64 under gray skies. A few showers and rumbles might roll through north of I-40 this morning, then we break into partly sunny skies. By afternoon, you hit 79 degrees — that's knocking on the door of Nashville's record high. Tonight drops to 60 under partly cloudy skies. West Tennessee sits at 66 right now. Showers and storms drift through until midday, then we dry out. High reaches 79. Tonight stays mild at 63 with partly cloudy skies. East Tennessee starts cooler at 54, but the mountains stay dry today. Partly sunny skies warm you to 78 with southwest winds gusting to 25 miles an hour by afternoon. Tonight settles to 57. Here's the week ahead. Friday is spectacular — 82 degrees statewide with sunshine. Saturday flips the script. Showers and thunderstorms roll in, especially out west where an inch or more of rain could fall. Sunday cools to the upper 60s with lingering showers. Next week stays warm and unsettled with daily storm chances. One quick note — tonight's full moon rises right at sunset. With temps in the 60s, it's a beautiful evening to step outside. We're gaining over two minutes of daylight each day now. Spring equinox is just two weeks away. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.
Good evening. Tennessee. I'm Aaron Jolly. Step outside and you might think we skipped straight into May. We're sitting at 72 degrees under blue skies, running a solid 53 degrees above normal. It's unseasonably warm, folks. And records could fall before this week is over. In the next 24 hours. Let's take a quick tour of the state. Down in West Tennessee, you're waking up to 65 degrees. Keep that umbrella handy tonight, though. Thunderstorms roll through between 7 and 10 P.M. and a few could pack some gusty winds. Thursday stays toasty with a high near 79 degrees and more storm chances. Middle Tennessee sits at 64 degrees this morning. You'll see mostly cloudy skies tonight with a low around 64. Tomorrow warms up to 79 degrees, but rain showers develop after 9 A.M. and linger through the afternoon. Watch out for south winds gusting to 25 miles an hour. Over in East Tennessee, you're the cool spot at 53 degrees. But you stay dry through tomorrow. Partly sunny skies Thursday push temperatures to 79 degrees. Southwest winds gust to 25 miles an hour by midday. Looking ahead. Friday peaks near 83 degrees in some spots. That could challenge records. Then a cold front arrives Saturday, bringing showers and thunderstorms statewide. Rain chances stick around through early next week with highs cooling into the 70s. Tonight's full moon rises at sunset. With clear skies over eastern areas, it will be a bright one. We're also gaining over two minutes of daylight each day now. Spring equinox is just two weeks away. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. Take care That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.