Nashville's weather forecast for the coming week promises a blend of sunshine and stormy patterns, keeping residents toggling between umbrellas and sunscreen. According to the National Weather Service in Nashville, today we can expect "a chance of showers and thunderstorms before 3pm," transitioning into a likelihood of thunderstorms between 3pm and 4pm, followed by a continued chance of rain. While the clouds loom overhead, the temperature is set to reach a toasty high near 86, with light breezes whispering from the west-northwest.
Tonight, the narrative of Nashville's skies doesn't waver, as showers and thunderstorms are "likely before 4am," then dipping to a slight chance of showers afterwards. With the barometer holding at 29.90 in (1011.7 mb), humidity clutching at 81%, and winds hushing to a gentle southwest flow around 5 mph, the temps will cool slightly, with the mercury dipping to a low around 69. New rainfall amounts could measure between a half and three-quarters of an inch.
Sunday brings reprieve, with the National Weather Service promising "Mostly sunny, with a high near 85" and winds shifting west. The night will likely stay mild and only partly cloudy. Come Monday, the forecast flips back to familiar waters, showing a 70% chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon, though the day will begin partly sunny and escalate to a high near 86.
It seems the city's atmosphere is set to toggle between capricious bouts of showers and the solace of sunshine as the week progresses. While Tuesday's forecasts foretell mostly sunny skies and a high once again grazing 86 degrees, Wednesday is sunny, with a high near 88, making it seem almost as if the rain were but a distant memory. However, as we wade into Thursday, the chance of thunderstorms comes back at 30%, ushering in what may be a stormy conclusion to the week. Friday is slated to face showers and thunderstorms likely, carrying a high near 90 and keeping that 70% chance of precipitation consistent.
