Nashville is set for a week filled with mixed bags of weather, ranging from sunny skies to potential thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service. Temperatures are expected to reach cozy highs that could flirt with the mid-80s, while at night, figures will dip into the 60s. NWS Nashville reports that conditions today will remain sunny with breezes reaching as high as 25 mph.

Heading into the evening, Nashville residents should anticipate partly cloudy skies and continued warm winds around 10 mph, with potential gusts pushing past the 20 mph mark. Come Monday, the forecast suggests a change of pace; a chance of showers is on the radar, along with the possibility of thunderstorms post-lunchtime. These could bring in new rainfall amounts that might exceed a quarter of an inch in the storms, setting a wetter tone for the week ahead.

The likelihood of precipitation rockets to 90% by Monday night, with showers and potential thunderstorms continuing to make their presence known. Residents should take heed, as NWS advises anticipation for overnight lows at a mild 63 degrees. Inconsistency in the weather is the only sure thing, with a 40% chance of rain and thunderstorms on Tuesday, mainly before the afternoon hits. But sunshine is predicted to break through, signaling highs near 81 degrees come midday.

Wednesday should grant a temporary reprieve, ushering in sunshine and high temperatures climbing to about 86, according to the forecast from NWS Nashville. The night remains mostly clear with a low near 62, though the breeze persists with a south-southeast wind. Late in the week, shower chances pick up again, with a 30% possibility on Thursday, ramping up to a more assertive 60% by Friday. Through these oscillations of storm and sun, the rhythm of the southern winds continues—gentle yet insistent reminders of the caprice of spring in Tennessee.