Nashville’s week starts foggy, then turns hot, with highs near 91 before a Friday cold front brings a sharp cooldown.

Sunday starts cloudy with a few showers before Nashville launches into a sunny, 90-degree midweek warmup. Cooler weather arrives by Saturday.

Saturday’s forecast calls for thunderstorms, gusty winds and a Flood Watch lasting into Sunday morning. Summerlike heat returns Monday.

Nashville reaches 87 degrees Friday before a flood watch brings rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds this weekend.

Nashville will bask in sunny 80s through Friday before rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds arrive this weekend.

Nashville gets three sunny, warm days before weekend rain and thunderstorms arrive. The wettest stretch is expected Saturday night into Sunday morning.

Patchy fog will fade Monday morning as Nashville launches into a sunny, warm stretch with highs climbing into the upper 80s by Friday.

Nashville starts Sunday cloudy near 66 degrees, but sunshine returns Monday and temperatures climb into the upper 80s by Friday.

Nashville’s warm Friday turns stormy by afternoon, with rain chances continuing through Sunday before a cooler, sunnier week arrives.

Nashville’s cool Tuesday morning gives way to a midweek warmup, with temperatures reaching the low 90s before weekend rain arrives.

Nashville is in for a sunny, comfortable weekend with highs near 80 before temperatures surge toward 90 by Wednesday.

Nashville is coming off an earlier September heat episode. Cooler conditions are forecast from September 22, with highs in the mid-80s and overnight lows in the low to mid-60s through September 27. Above-normal temperatures are favored next week.

Nashville faces a forecast high near 100 degrees before cooler weather arrives.