Not As Hot, Isolated Thunderstorms

COOLER PATTERN:
We've definitely turned a corner away from our blazing hot temperatures and expect this trend to continue over the next seven days. Highs today (Wednesday) are expected around 90° with only about a 20% chance of thunderstorms. Speaking of thunderstorms, they've been in the forecast for the last several days and we've mainly struck out other than a bit of rain this past Friday and Saturday. Most all of Tennessee struck out on Tuesday as very little rain was noted across the state.

THE WEEK AHEAD:
Looking at the rest of the week, we'll see highs mainly in the 80's and lows mainly in the 60's with only a slight chance for rainfall. While these temps will probably feel a little cool to us, they are near our seasonable average!

*Latest Local Forecast*

Cookeville's Daily Almanac
Our morning low: 65.5°
Yesterday's high: 86.3°
Yesterday's low: 70.9°
Last Year: 96.1° and 73.5°
Normal High: 87°
Normal Low: 65°
Records: 99° in 2007 and 49° in 1989

Rainfall Report
24-hour precip total: 0.00
monthly precip total: 0.71"
annual precip total: 48.01
2.34" of rain fell on this date in 1972
Wettest Spot in Tennessee: .09" in Huntland, TN (Franklin County)
Wettest Spot in America: 5.59" in Greater Northdale, FL (Hillsborough County) *near Tampa*
10 of the top 11 amounts in America were in that area!