Nashvillians can expect a slight chance of showers today, accompanied by a climb in temperatures signaling a spring-like warmth in the days to come. According to the National Weather Service, the day will see increasing clouds with a high near 74, and breezes coming out of the south southwest at a gentle 5 to 10 mph. The chance of those showers hitting is pegged at a modest 20%.

Tonight, the skies are predicted to clear, paving the way for a starry evening with temps hovering around a comfortable 55 degrees and southern winds maintaining a light touch. However, Thursday seems to bolster the region with mostly sunny conditions and even higher temperatures that could peak near 79, while winds might get friskier with possible gusts of up to 25 mph.

The weather script takes a soggy turn by Thursday night as a slight chance of early showers makes way for potential showers and thunderstorms after 1 am. The likelihood of precipitation skyrockets to 60%, with a persistent southern wind that could rustle up gusts as high as 20 mph. Folks should keep in mind this could be the start of a wetter episode, with rain forecasts dominating the following day.

Friday is set to be a splashy affair with high probabilities of showers and even a thunderstorm in the mix. The mercury won't stray too far from the 71-degree mark, but the south southwest winds will pick up, hitting the 10 to 15 mph range. The weekend offers a reprieve from the maelstrom, as skies clear up Saturday and partially cloud over Sunday, with pleasant highs in the mid to low 60s, before dropping to a chillier 36 degrees Sunday night.

Looking ahead to the start of the week, Nashville should experience a sunny Monday with a high near 52, trailing down to a brisk Monday night low of around 29. The sunny pattern is expected to linger at least until Tuesday, with highs creeping slightly upward to the mid 50s. Accurate, up-to-date weather details for Music City and its surrounding areas can be consistently found via the National Weather Service's website.