Sunshine and a south breeze at 10mph and voila:  Perfect weather!!  Saturday’s highs low to mid 70s and Sunday well into the mid 70s.

Ever since we rolled into November we’ve enjoyed some great Fall weather. It continues today and this weekend, getting even warmer for Saturday and Sunday. Today after a near-freeze (and Freeze Warnings) we warm quickly to the upper 60’s by afternoon. Sunny skies prevail again, clear skies tonight but with a southeast wind we’ll only drop down to around 40. Saturday will be sunny and in the low 70’s, we might even get into the mid-70’s on Sunday with just a few clouds.

Tropical Depression Ida is over Central America right now but forecast to get into the Gulf by Tuesday. It appears we’ll get a glancing blow from its moisture, rain chances start up here on Monday night. Tuesday will be our first big rain since the new month, ending one of the longer dry spells of 2009.

The great Fall weather continues, lots of sunshine today and very dry air in place. Temperatures started in the 30’s this morning and end up in the low 60’s by afternoon.

Tonight lows will get close to freezing, another Freeze Watch is out currently for tomorrow morning. The typical growing season in Davidson county runs about 204 days. After an early start this Spring and still lows above freezing this Fall the growing season has now lasted 229 days.

Tropical Storm Ida is bringing tremendous rains in Nicaragua today. As it heads north Ida could strengthen again and head into the Gulf of Mexico. If the frontal passages time out right we could be tapping into some of this moisture by Tuesday, increasing the rain potential.

After a few passing clouds this morning, temperatures will soar into the upper 60s to near 70 this afternoon under mostly sunny skies.  Some cloud cover will linger for a few more hours in our eastern counties.

Tonight, another front will push through the area, but like the last few, it will be dry (meaning no rain) and will only cool us down a little bit.  Tomorrow’s highs will be in the low 60s.

The News 2 City Cam Hawk returned today (we showed him to you a couple of weeks ago), taking his perch high atop the spire over the Sommet Center.  He comes back every fall.  I guarantee that there will be no mice or rodents near Broadway and 5th Avenue!

Mostly sunny skies today team with a south/southwest wind to warm us out of near freezing temperatures into the mid 60’s.  Very nice Fall day today, in fact very nice Fall weather for the rest of the work week and weekend. Highs tomorrow in the upper 50’s, we’ll be in the mid 60’s by Friday and around 70 both days on the weekend. Dry weather continues until late Monday/Tuesday.

To register to comment, click here. This is a one time process. If you forget your password int he future, simply click “forgot my password” and one will be emailed to you.

You will also see the option to register on the login page from now on. Thanks!

A Freeze Warning is in effect for much of Middle Tennessee from midnight tonight-6am Wednesday morning.  Most areas should drop to 32 or below for several hours overnight.  In the heart of the city (including the official thermometer at the airport), the temperature  may stop at about 33-34 degrees, but once you get away from the concrete and asphalt of Nashville, 29-32 degree readings are likely.

A Freeze Warning is defined as such:

FREEZE WARNING:

A Freeze Warning means sub freezing temperatures are imminent or highly likely.  These conditions will kill crops and other sensitive vegetation.

On Wednesday, expect some clouds to push in during the morning to midday hours with some clearing in the afternoon and highs in the low 60s.

The dry weather continues through the work week and weekend. Certainly a change of pace here in the new month.