Dense morning fog slows the commute; sunshine and breezy, lower‑humidity air return with highs near 82°F. Expect gusts up to 25 mph this afternoon.

Patchy fog this morning in Nashville, then showers and thunderstorms late morning–afternoon with a slight risk of damaging wind. Expect delays and localized ponding.

Scattered storms likely this afternoon in Nashville; Monday could bring stronger storms and gusty winds. Bring rain gear and plan for brief heavy downpours.

Patchy fog this morning, then scattered storms likely with brief heavy rain. Expect slow commutes and isolated ponding.

Scattered storms will move into Nashville Friday afternoon, bringing heavy downpours and localized flooding. Expect delays during the commute.

A Climate Central analysis finds hourly rainfall intensity has risen in most U.S. cities; Nashville's hourly rates are about 12% higher than in 1970, raising flash-flood risk.

Muggy Thursday morning with patchy fog and highs near 86°F. Rain chances rise Friday–Sunday, with localized flooding possible in low spots.

Muggy Wednesday with scattered storms and a 1–2 inch rainfall threat in low spots. Expect soggy commutes and daily storm chances through the weekend.

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.