Rain clears Wednesday in Nashville; mostly sunny and cooler with highs near 54°F. Showers return Saturday night into Sunday but widespread flooding isn't expected.

Sunny, springlike afternoon with highs near 73°F, then rain moves in after 7 p.m. tonight. A wetter system could bring heavier rain this weekend.

Sunny and unseasonably warm Monday with highs near 68°F. Rain chances return Tuesday night and build into the weekend.

Sunny and chilly today with a cold night ahead. Expect a sharp warm-up into the 60s by Monday and rain returning Tuesday night.

Sunny and breezy Friday in Nashville with highs near 55°F and gusts up to 25 mph. Cooler Saturday, then a warm‑up early next week.

Mid-20s this morning with patchy icy spots; highs around 37°F today before a warm surge Friday into next week.

Dense fog will slow Wednesday's commute east of I‑65; highs will top out near 38°F and nights will dip to around 20°F. Allow extra travel time this morning.

Cold Weather Advisory in Nashville until noon Monday; sunny and milder later. Rain likely Tuesday.

Light snow and bitter cold greet Nashville Sunday; a Cold Weather Advisory runs through Monday. Metro has opened warming centers across the city.

A Cold Weather Advisory keeps Nashville below freezing through Monday with dangerous wind chills; warming and rain chances return Tuesday. Check warming locations if you lose heat.

The National Weather Service in Nashville has issued a Cold Weather Advisory due to expected sub-freezing temperatures and wind chills as low as -5°F over the weekend.

Nashville is expecting chilly, cloudy weather, including a chance of snow showers and low temperatures dipping into the teens, with wind chills potentially falling below zero.

TWRA crews climbed Hinch Mountain near Crossville and ran welfare checks across Tennessee during Winter Storm Fern, helping restore radio links and aid stranded motorists.