Although most of us will remain dry, as of 3:30pm we have seen a few pop up showers around Clarksville to Erin to near Charlotte. They were drifting eastward at about 15-20mph. They will die down quickly near dark. Rain chances increase tomorrow through the rest of the work week. See my entry below.
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