It’s a delight to have cooler temperatures moving in, but we will not see much of the sun for several days.

The upper level low pressure trough pictured above is going to move over Tennessee and stall out as a “cut off low”, meaning it will become circular shaped instead of trough shaped. As it does so, it will spin clouds and occasional showers over the Middle Tennessee area through Friday, and possibly parts of Saturday. When you check the satellite and radar animations over the next several days, note the counterclockwise spinning.

Temps will be in the low 80s for afternoon highs (upper 70’s if it is totally overcast), with overnight lows in the mid 60s.

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