Light rain and fog this morning with scattered storms through the week. Pockets of heavy rain could bring 1–3 inches and brief flooding in low areas.

Dense fog reduces visibility this Memorial Day morning in Nashville; scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely later with periods of heavy rain possible.

Showers and thunderstorms likely through Memorial Day, with heavy downpours and localized flood risk. Expect ponding and slower travel.

A tornado warning swept parts of Middle Tennessee Friday; the NWS flagged radar-indicated rotation near Sparta and listed Virgin Falls and stretches of I‑40 among at-risk areas.

Showers and storms likely Friday with a low chance of damaging winds or a brief tornado. Expect 2–3 inches of rain through next week and localized flooding.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely each day through Memorial Day, with 2–3 inches possible and localized flooding risk.

Heavy afternoon storms are likely today with 2+ inches possible through Memorial Day; expect soggy commutes and spotty flooding.

Highs near 92 Tuesday with gusty south winds. Scattered storms build late; multiple inches of rain possible by the weekend.

TWRA warns drought has pushed East Tennessee reservoir levels down, exposing hazards on lakes including Cherokee, Douglas and Norris as the holiday weekend nears.

Low 90s Monday with gusty south winds. Showers and thunderstorms arrive Tuesday night into Wednesday, with some spots possibly seeing multiple inches.

Sunny and hot today with highs near 93°F and gusty south winds. Showers and thunderstorms return Tuesday–Wednesday with the chance of heavy rain.

A cool Friday morning gives way to a fast warm‑up: highs near 84 today and the first 90s likely this weekend.

Sunny and mild Thursday with a high near 74°F. Temperatures climb toward the upper 80s–90s this weekend with a small chance of showers Saturday.