Mild, mostly sunny Friday in Nashville; light rain likely late Friday night. Cooler, breezy conditions return Sunday with chilly mornings early next week.

Mild, near-record warmth Thursday with gusty south winds and a chance of evening storms.

Historic records show 80 February tornadoes in Middle Tennessee, making the month the fourth-most active. NWS officials are urging residents to review shelter plans during awareness week.

Cloudy, mild Wednesday gives way to near‑record warmth Thursday. Thunderstorms are possible Thursday night with gusty southerly winds that could disrupt evening plans.

Mild, breezy Tuesday with highs in the upper 60s. Late‑week showers and a chance of storms return Wednesday night into Thursday.

Patchy fog this morning will clear by mid‑morning with a high near 64°F. Expect a warm week, with showers or storms possible late in the week.

Light rain and fog Sunday morning in Nashville. Showers should taper by mid‑afternoon with 1–2 inches possible across the metro.

Clear and near‑freezing this morning; showers likely by afternoon. Steady rain late Saturday night into Sunday with about 1–2 inches expected.

Landowners sued the state in Nashville over recertification of a 2010 landfill permit near Oneida, pushing a months‑long fight into chancery court and renewing local safety concerns.

Sunny Friday with highs near 60°F. Rain returns late Saturday into Sunday with 1–2 inches expected, then a warmup next week.

Clear and mild today in Nashville; rain returns Saturday night into Sunday with about 1–2 inches expected.

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.