Nashville, Tennessee – Scattered showers are expected to move through Middle Tennessee today as a surface low pressure system sits to the north, bringing cooler-than-usual temperatures and a slight chance for non-severe thunderstorms this afternoon. For those waking up to temperatures in the 40s, these cool conditions will remain in place through Monday.
According to the National Weather Service, the rainfall will range from 20% to 70% today, with highs reaching only the mid-50s to mid-60s. The rain will be sporadic, so residents can expect occasional breaks between showers. However, there’s a low risk of thunderstorms that may develop later this afternoon, though no severe weather is anticipated.
Across the region, temperatures will stay unseasonably cool, with many areas, including Nashville, struggling to break out of the 40s early this morning. The forecast shows highs in the low 60s for today, with overnight lows dipping into the 40s again. The wet weather and cool air are expected to persist throughout the weekend, continuing through Sunday, and will likely impact travel and outdoor plans…