This is the type of weather a guy can get behind. Chilly this morning (40s and lower 50s) with sunshine, dry dewpoints and high temperatures in the 60s to near 70. The visible satellite image shows a couple clouds in the far northeast corner of Middle Tennessee, but not much more than that. Dewpoints are down in the 30s and 40s, setting the stage for a cool night and early morning. Lows should dip down to the 40s for just about all locations. Temperatures climb from Thursday through Saturday as a brisk southerly wind develops (especially Friday & Saturday) ahead of our next cold front. The approaching front brings isolated t’showers by Friday and Saturday, with the best chance Saturday night into Sunday morning as the front crosses. We’ll watch the timing of that front closely over the next few days. Behind the front, another shot of cool air expected for early next work week.

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