Nashville is starting November under gray skies and light rain, with a soggy Sunday ahead before temperatures rise into the 70s Monday. Showers are possible all day Sunday, while thunderstorms are possible Wednesday, with a high near 65 degrees.
Rain Lingers Through Sunday
Showers are possible all day Sunday.
No watches or warnings are currently posted, but drivers and anyone with outdoor plans should allow extra time for wet roads and reduced visibility.
Floodwater Safety
Nashville's Office of Emergency Management advises drivers and pedestrians not to enter floodwater, since its depth and any damage to the road may not be obvious. See the city's flooding guidance.
Warm-Up Arrives Monday And Tuesday
Sunday night brings a low near 53 degrees and a 30% chance of additional showers before 1 a.m. Monday should turn partly sunny after a slight chance of early rain, with a much warmer high near 72 and wind gusts reaching 20 mph.
Tuesday brings partly sunny skies. South-southeast winds could gust up to 25 mph, making it breezy even as temperatures briefly feel more like late spring than early November.
How Warm Is the Early-Week Forecast?
For context, the National Weather Service Nashville climate report lists 67°F as the normal high for Sunday, November 1, 2026. Sunday's forecast high is 65°F, and Monday's is 72°F.
Another Soaking Possible Wednesday
The warm stretch does not last long. Showers and thunderstorms are forecast Tuesday night and Wednesday, with a 60% chance of rain Tuesday night, 70% Wednesday and a high near 74.
