Nashville is starting Sunday under a blanket of clouds, with temperatures near 66 degrees and NNE winds forecast at 5–10 knots at Nashville International Airport. The city should warm to about 81 degrees, setting up a comfortable afternoon before a sunny, steadily warmer stretch takes over for most of the workweek.
Clouds Hang On Sunday
The National Weather Service in Nashville expects mostly cloudy skies Sunday, with only a 10% chance of rain around Nashville and lighter north winds later in the day. A few showers are more likely across the southeastern half of Middle Tennessee, but forecasters say severe weather is not expected.
Cloud cover should gradually break from west to east, with some partial sunshine possible by late afternoon. Sunday night turns partly cloudy and cooler, with a low near 56 degrees and no meaningful rain chance in the city.
Sunshine Returns Monday As Temperatures Climb
Monday brings sunny skies and a high near 80 degrees, followed by a clear night with a low around 51. Temperatures gradually warm through the week, returning to the mid-80s.
Friday looks cloudy, with a high near 87 degrees and a low chance of rain, tying for the warmest day of the stretch. The latest outlook is a notable change from Friday's forecast, which had called for a wetter Sunday with a 40% rain chance.
Weekend Rain Chances
Rain chances are low late Saturday into Sunday, though the weekend forecast remains uncertain. Overnight lows through the week generally settle in the upper 40s to mid-50s, giving Nashville cooler mornings even as afternoons begin to feel summerlike again.
