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Nashville’s weekend forecast brings sunny skies, chilly nights, frost and fog before temperatures rebound into the upper 60s next week.
Nashville's fog clears into sunshine Thursday, but a chilly weekend is on the way with 30s, possible frost and dry skies.
Rain and thunderstorms will soak Nashville Wednesday before a cooler, foggier pattern settles in. The weekend looks dry, sunny and decidedly more autumnal.
Nashville’s warmest day of the week arrives Tuesday, but storms and potentially heavy rain follow overnight. A cooler pattern settles in by the weekend.
Nashville warms into the upper 70s Tuesday before thunderstorms and heavy rain return Tuesday night and Wednesday.
Rain and thunderstorms dominate Sunday in Nashville before a quick warm-up sends temperatures into the 70s. Another soaking could arrive Wednesday.
Nashville’s Halloween stays warm and mostly dry for trick-or-treating, but showers arrive overnight before a rainy Sunday.
Nashville will see sunshine and temperatures in the 80s before rain returns late Saturday night. Sunday brings widespread showers and gusty winds.
Nashville is in for sunny 70s through Friday before rain chances rise Saturday night and Sunday. Halloween evening currently looks mostly dry.
Nashville will bask in sunny 70s through Friday before rain chances rise for Halloween weekend. Sunday looks like the wettest day ahead.
Nashville gets foggy mornings and sunny 70s through Friday, but Halloween weekend brings a wetter turn.
Warm afternoons and foggy mornings will dominate Nashville’s week before showers and thunderstorms arrive this weekend.
Nashville gets another sunny day near 77 degrees Sunday, followed by a week of warm afternoons and cool, foggy mornings. Significant rainfall is possible in Middle Tennessee next Saturday and Sunday.
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