Nashville is starting Saturday near 39 degrees under partly cloudy skies, but the clouds are giving way to a bright, crisp autumn day. Sunshine will push temperatures close to 59 degrees before the afternoon eases back into the mid-50s.
The National Weather Service expects dry weather across the Nashville area, with no rain in the forecast for Saturday. A light north wind will keep the day feeling cool, even as the sun makes outdoor plans look considerably more appealing.
Frost And Fog Arrive Saturday Night
Saturday night will bring the sharpest chill of the weekend, with temperatures dropping to around 35 degrees. Patchy fog is expected after 1 a.m. Sunday, followed by areas of fog and frost during the early morning hours.
Sunday will start chilly and potentially hazy, but the fog and frost should lift by midmorning. After that, skies turn sunny with a high near 63 and only a light west-northwest wind.
Warm-Up Builds Into Veterans Day
The forecast turns noticeably milder Monday through Wednesday, with highs near 69 degrees Monday and 70 degrees Tuesday. Veterans Day should stay mostly sunny with another high around 70, although the nights will remain cool in the upper 30s and low 40s.
The next rain chance does not arrive until late Wednesday night and Thursday morning, and it remains slight at about 20%. Thursday brings a 20% chance of showers, with highs in the mid-60s, followed by a cooler Friday in the low 50s.
