The weather map above has several interesting features. First, it's all quiet here in Middle Tennessee. Secondly, a stationary front covers central Florida. Rain is expected up the Carolina coast. Rain is also expected ahead of a front from the Dakotas southwest to New Mexico. Behind the front, HEAVY SNOW IS LIKELY for mountains of Wyoming and heavy snow is possible in Montana, Idaho, and higher elevations of Utah. This is the first major winter storm of the autumn season in the U.S.
Back here in Tennessee, as I said, we'll have calm weather with highs in the 80's this weekend. Those temperatures are above average for our area.
*Latest, Local Forecast *
Daily Almanac:
Thursday's High 71.7° @ 4:12 pm
Morning's Low: 53.2° @ 6:58 am
No rain recorded, we've seen 1.04" for the month.
Normal High: 73°
Normal Low: 46°
Records: 88° (1928) 26° (2000)
Last Year: 75° and 51°
On this date in 1980, Nashville records a high of 90°, the latest date for a 90° reading ever.
Get out and enjoy this beautiful weekend!
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