Sunny, breezy Sunday with highs near 73 and gusts up to 25 mph. Avoid outdoor burning today; warmer temps and storm chances return midweek.

Clear, breezy Saturday in Nashville with gusty northeast winds and elevated fire risk this afternoon. Warmer next week with storm chances midweek.

Early Friday flooding forced dozens of Vanderbilt students from dorm rooms; campus staff say no injuries. University and campus responders were on scene and more details are pending.

A cold front brings showers by late morning and a swift drop from the 70s into the 50s. Gusty north winds follow; Saturday looks sunnier and cooler.

Warm, breezy Thursday with highs near 86°F. Showers return Friday with an overnight cooldown into the 30s.

Mid‑80s Thursday with gusts up to 25 mph; rain likely Friday with temps tumbling into the 30s overnight.

Sunny today with a fast warmup — Thursday could challenge a daily record near 86°F. Showers are possible Friday before a cooler, dry weekend.

Clear, mild Thursday gives way to a warm weekend with highs climbing into the 80s. Low rain chances return with a cold front late Sunday into Monday.

A few light snow flurries are possible Wednesday morning in Nashville before a fast warmup into the 50s–60s and breezy afternoons. Little to no accumulation expected.

Byrdstown's courthouse will open as a short-term shelter during Monday’s storms. The sheriff’s office asked people to ring the front doorbell for entry.

Wilson County named two shelters for tornado watches and says pets are allowed at the Lebanon location. Volunteers are being coordinated through Volunteer Network.

Henry County says Harrelson, Henry and Lakewood schools will open as storm shelters at 5 p.m. and remain available until the severe-weather threat passes.

Strong storms early Monday left trees, power lines and poles down across Maury County; county 911 says no injuries and urged residents not to call 911 about outages. Crews are moving in to clear roads.