Nashville woke Monday with temperatures in the mid-40s; widespread fog had been expected overnight, but the morning chill will not last long. After some fog clears, the city should climb to around 76 degrees under partly sunny skies, with no rain expected.
Foggy Mornings, Warm Afternoons
Areas of fog may return overnight Monday and linger into early Tuesday before lifting by about 9 a.m. Tuesday will be another warm one, with mostly sunny skies and a high near 78 degrees.
The mild pattern continues through Friday, with highs near 77 degrees Wednesday and around 79 degrees Thursday and Friday. Winds will stay light, generally below 5 mph, while overnight lows remain mostly in the upper 40s and low 50s.
Dry Stretch Ends Around Halloween
The National Weather Service expects no meaningful rain through Friday night, but the pattern will turn more unsettled heading into the weekend. Saturday brings a slight chance of showers after 7 a.m., with a high near 77 degrees and a 20% chance of precipitation.
Rain chances rise Saturday night, when showers and thunderstorms are likely, followed by more likely showers Sunday and a high near 76 degrees. The dry stretch is also allowing drought conditions to worsen, while light winds should keep any elevated fire danger from becoming more than marginal, according to the National Weather Service Nashville, TN.
How warm is that for late October?
Nashville’s recent high offers a point of comparison: the National Weather Service Nashville climate report lists an Oct. 25 high of 77 degrees, 7 degrees above the 1991–2020 normal of 70.
No watches, warnings or advisories are currently in effect for the Nashville area.
