With a cold front still moving in from the northwest we stay in the warm, humid air for most of the day. The rain starts moving back in by mid-day on with about a 50% chance your yard, garden or pasture will get some water. Tonight the winds will start to come in from the northwest; it’ll get down into the 60’s by tomorrow morning after a couple of muggy mornings. Clouds and rain chances for your Wednesday, most of the rain will be east of Nashville up on the plateau. As Ernesto moves up the Carolina coast (coming onshore tomorrow morning southeast of Miami as a minimal hurricane) we’ll have clouds on Thursday and Friday. Staying in the mid-80’s to close out the work week and start September, after 24 of the first 29 days of August with above normal temperatures we’ll start the first week of September with below normal numbers. Here are the forecasted highs for tomorrow.
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…we’ll start the first week of September with below normal.
Weatherdawg, that sounds like golfing weather!
Thank heavens for the cooler weather! Here’s hoping that it’s not raining this weekend so we can all get out and enjoy our long weekends!
Just to follow on from a post yesterday, Christina does not own the website…..that my friends is only an honor the theweatheroracle can have claim to !!!!!! or DJ Lightning, whoever gives us the most daily inspiration
Golfing sounds great! As long as the course is not soaked.
Yes!!! LET BELOW NORMAL ARRIVE!!!!
I’m fully comfortable in those shoes…
;-P
Hey yall, the radar looks like it firing up once again. More to my south but maybe we will get some more rain.. We got and inch last night with one big thunder boomer.. Have a nice day everyone!
Well, Ryan, it looks like we’ll be getting some afternoon thunder boomers. That’ll be nice, could use the rain at my house.
All hail theweatheroracle!
LOL
While heading back from my voyage into Nashville today, we hit that whopper of a downpour in Jackson County at about 3:30. It poured buckets. They are repaving a section of road and with the heavy rain, there was a ton of steam coming off the fresh hot pavement making it very hard to see. It did cool things down a great deal! YAY!