Nashville is waking Sunday to clear skies, temperatures near 36 degrees and a little leftover chill before the city turns sunny. Morning fog and patchy frost are possible through about 9 a.m., but a light breeze and afternoon sunshine should push temperatures near 63 degrees.
The fog should lift quickly, leaving a dry day for errands, walks and outdoor plans. Winds will stay light from the west-northwest, and no rain is expected.
Frost Returns Sunday Night
Sunday night will be mostly clear and calm, with areas of fog developing late and a low near 37 degrees. Outlying parts of Middle Tennessee could dip to freezing, so sensitive plants may need protection before Monday morning.
Monday brings a high near 69, followed by another mild day Tuesday near 70. Veterans Day should stay mostly sunny with a high around 70.
Midweek Rain Chance Brings A Sharp Cooldown
The extended outlook adds a more unsettled turn late Wednesday, with about a 20% chance of rain late Wednesday night and Thursday morning. The latest National Weather Service forecast keeps daytime Wednesday dry but brings a cooler pattern into Thursday.
Thursday could start with a slight chance of rain before noon, followed by partly sunny skies and a high in the mid-60s. Northwest winds of 10 to 15 mph may make the day feel cooler, while Friday turns sunny but only reaches about 51 degrees.
Colder Nights Wait At The End Of The Week
Friday night could fall to around 30 degrees under mostly clear skies, with Saturday recovering to a sunny high near 55. Hoodline’s Saturday forecast already included a slight rain chance late Wednesday night and Thursday, mid-60s highs Thursday, and a cooler Friday in the low 50s.
For Nashville residents, the practical forecast is simple: watch for fog and frost during the early commute, enjoy the warm-up through Veterans Day and keep a heavier jacket handy by Thursday. No watches, warnings or advisories are currently posted for the area.
