The National Weather Service in Nashville has released a detailed forecast for the coming days, indicating that sunny skies will prevail today with a significant temperature rise expected to reach 95 degrees. The calm morning air will give way to a slight north northeast breeze. Tonight's forecast points to clear conditions with temperatures dropping close to 69 degrees, marked by a continuation of the calm northeast wind.

Come Sunday, Nashvillians should prepare for increased heat as temperatures are forecasted to soar to nearly 99 degrees. This spike in warmth brings with it a moderate heat index potentially climbing to 105, suggesting residents should take necessary precautions to remain cool. Alongside the swelter, the day brings a 20 percent chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms after 3pm, an opportunity to break apart the high heat. The NWS advises that a gentle south wind will develop throughout the morning.

Looking ahead to Monday, the chance of showers and thunderstorms rises slightly to 30 percent after 1:00 P.M., amidst a blend of sunshine and clouds with temperatures again rising near 95 degrees. The south wind will pick up, ranging from 5 to 10 mph. As the night approaches, the risk of precipitation drops to a meager 20 percent, while the clouds hold firm and the winds maintain their southeasterly course.

The weather on Tuesday is expected to feature partly sunny skies with highs hovering around 93 degrees. Residents should note a consistent south southeast wind flowing gently at 5 to 10 mph. The nightly forecast anticipates mostly cloudy conditions with a low near 73 degrees, and the winds set to become calm towards the evening. The forecast leading up to Juneteenth suggests partly sunny weather conditions with high temperatures nearing 94 degrees, accompanied by a southeast breeze.

The latter part of the week maintains the pattern of sunny, hot days and mostly clear nights. Highs are expected to steadily remain in the mid to upper 90s, with low temperatures at night in the low 70s. For live updates and additional weather information, people can visit the National Weather Service website at forecast.weather.gov.