We’ll enjoy highs in the low 80’s today with low humidity. Very nice weather to end June with with temperatures well below normal along with a brisk northwest wind. Partly cloudy skies but mostly dry weather today. We’ll have dry weather next couple of days.

June will total out to have warmer than normal temperatures and to be dry.  In fact we’ll end the month with less rain than last year (2.21″ this June, 2.37″ in June 2007). The month flipped on us; typically you would warm up through the month.  We cooled down- after the warmest start to June in 60 years we “cooled” down to slightly below normal.

A cold front is pushing across Tennessee this morning, and our rain chance will leave with the front. The northwest corner of Middle Tennessee is already starting to see some clearing behind the boundary (visible satellite image).

I can’t rule out an isolated thundershower for folks south and east of Nashville as we head from late morning through early afternoon.  As a matter of fact, small showers are already beginning to develop in that area just after 10:00 AM.

Last night 0.42″ fell at the Nashville International Airport. Feel free to report your observed amounts in the comments section. It looks like CookevilleWeatherGuy was one of the winners; he observed 0.93″ last night, on top of the 0.54″ from yesterday afternoon.

Scattered thunderstorms are developing at 11:00 PM this Saturday, so it looks like our forecast of scattered overnight thunderstorms will verify.  (We always like it when that happens, ha!)

A slow-moving cold front will push in tonight and won’t clear the area until Sunday morning, so the chance of a thunderstorm continues through the first half of Sunday.

Sunshine will lift temperatures to the middle 80s by Sunday afternoon, and we anticipate a break in the heat and humidity from Monday through Tuesday behind this system.

It should be mainly dry the rest of the afternoon through this evening.  I can’t rule out an isolated thundershower popping up given our warm, windy, humid environment, but that chance looks pretty slim.

A front will slowly cross the area tonight and Sunday morning, prompting a better chance of thunderstorms.  Some of the storms might have hail or strong gusty winds, so I’ll keep a close eye on StormTracker.

The front (and rain chance) will clear Nashville by late Sunday morning, leaving a nice afternoon with highs in the middle 80s.

I can’t find many reasons to disagree with the storm timing that Lisa laid out in Friday’s post.

It looks mainly dry this morning, but a southwest breeze will quickly lift temperatures into the upper 80s.

Thunderstorms are expected to pop up this afternoon, and the chance of rain will continue through this evening, tonight and Sunday morning. A few of the storms that develop could grow to severe limits, so we’ll monitor StormTracker this afternoon for the chance of hail and/or strong winds.

Scattered thunderstorms develop this afternoon.

The chance continues through tonight and Sunday morning.