Expect another beautiful day across Middle Tennessee as highs will be in the upper 70's across much of the Highland Rim and Cumberland Plateau. Nashville areas will be slightly warmer. Rain is in the forecast tonight through Sunday. It shouldn't be a wash-out every single day, but I would definitely stay tuned to local TV and this website for the latest updates. Lets hope July 4th (Independence Day) is dry, at least during the evening hours for firework shows. The awesome photo at the right is courtesy of: Declan McCullagh Photography
*Latest Local Forecast*
**June Weather Summary**
Warm and dry describes our June stats. Cookeville's average high temperature in June was 86.3° which was 2.2° above normal.
Our average temperature (the combination of the high and low) was 75.9°, while Crossville averaged 72.9°, Nashville averaged 77.9° at the airport, and Clarksville averaged 76.3°
The warmest day in June was 92°, which was reached on June 19, 20, and 21. The coolest day was June 5th with a high of 73°. The coolest nighttime temperature was 51° on the 6th.
Our rainfall measured 2.88" which was 1.61" below normal. For 2009, we have measured 33.65", which is 4.43" above normal. Compare that to last year when we had measured just 24.77".
Our average temperature (the combination of the high and low) was 75.9°, while Crossville averaged 72.9°, Nashville averaged 77.9° at the airport, and Clarksville averaged 76.3°
Weather History for This Date
July 2, 1989-The morning low at Alamosa, Colorado is a record-setting 35°, but the afternoon high is also a record-setting 88°. It is unusual to set both of these records in one day.
Cookeville's Daily Almanac
July 2nd, 2009
Yesterday's (July 1st) high: 80° low: 63°
Normal High: 87°
(Record: 97° in 1926)
Normal Low: 64°
(Record: 46° in 1988)
Last Year: 87° and 60°
3.93" of rain fell on this date in 1986
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