Nashville is in for a sunny, rain-free weekend with highs near 80 and cool, clear nights.

Sunny 70s are sticking around Nashville, but chilly mornings, patchy fog and worsening drought concerns are part of the package.

Nashville is heading into a full week of sunny afternoons, cool nights and almost no rain. Thursday brings a high near 78 degrees.

Sunny 70s are settling over Nashville, with cool nights and no rain in sight. The dry spell is also keeping fire risk on the radar.

Nashville is heading into a long run of sunny 70s, cool nights and almost no rain. The dry stretch is pleasant for plans but keeps drought and fire danger concerns alive.

Nashville starts Sunday chilly but quickly warms under sunny skies. A dry, mild stretch is ahead through next weekend.

A brisk Saturday and frost chances mark Nashville's first real fall weekend, but the 70s and low 80s are already waiting next week.

A cold front will sweep through Nashville Friday, bringing gusty winds and a brief rain chance before a crisp, sunny weekend.

Nashville could hit 93 degrees Thursday before a windy Friday front brings a sharp weekend cooldown.

Nashville gets one more round of 90-degree heat before a Friday front sends temperatures tumbling. The weekend looks sunny, crisp and much more October-like.

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Nashville will flirt with the low 90s through Thursday before a Friday cold front sends temperatures tumbling. The weekend brings sunshine, gusty winds and chilly overnight lows.

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