Nashville is starting Saturday near 34 degrees under clear skies, with widespread frost expected before 9 a.m. Sunshine will take over after that, but the afternoon will stay crisp, topping out near 53 degrees before temperatures ease back toward the upper 40s.
Sunday Morning Brings The Deepest Freeze
Saturday night will be the coldest stretch of the weekend, with clear skies, widespread frost and a low near 28 degrees. Patchy fog may develop late, so early Sunday drivers should allow extra time for frosty windshields and reduced visibility.
Sunday will rebound to a mostly sunny high near 56, followed by another frosty night near 30 degrees. The National Weather Service Nashville office is urging residents to protect sensitive plants, pets, exposed pipes and anyone vulnerable to the cold.
Sunny Skies Lead Into A Warmer Week
The latest outlook is a sharper update to Hoodline’s earlier forecast, with the freeze threat now stretching into Monday morning. Monday should reach 58 degrees after early frost and fog, followed by highs near 61 Tuesday, 65 Wednesday and 68 Thursday.
The week is expected to warm gradually, with highs in the 60s by midweek. Rain chances remain essentially absent through the workweek, while overnight lows stay chilly in the upper 20s and 30s before moderating into the 40s.
Frosty Commutes, Comfortable Afternoons
There are no watches, warnings or advisories posted for the Nashville area, but the early-week freezes will still matter for gardens, outdoor plumbing and morning commutes. After the cold starts, light winds and abundant sunshine should make afternoons increasingly comfortable as Middle Tennessee heads toward next weekend.
