Alright, Middle Tennessee — today’s weather is giving “don’t forget your umbrella” energy. We’ve got some showers moving through and the chance for a few rumbles of thunder this afternoon, just to keep things interesting. It’s not a total washout, but you’ll definitely feel it.
The skies are mostly gray, the air’s a little damp, and temperatures are staying stuck in the upper 50s — just cool enough to make you second-guess leaving the jacket at home.
This Afternoon: Umbrella-Worthy, But Manageable
It won’t rain all day, but we’ll get on-and-off showers with a chance of a thunderstorm or two, mostly during the late afternoon. Nothing severe expected, but enough to make you roll your windows up and turn the headlights on.
Running errands? Picking up the kids? Just keep an eye on the sky — and maybe avoid leaving your favorite hoodie in the car. The wind might kick up a bit too, so hold onto those ballcaps.
Tonight: Rain Taps Out, Temps Drop
By the time we roll into tonight, the storm chances will back off. The clouds will start to break, and we’re looking at a cooler evening with temps dipping into the upper 30s. A little crisp for April, so if you’re stepping out late — jacket required.
The Weekend Forecast? Now We’re Talking.
If you’ve been craving that real springtime feeling, this weekend is for you.
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Saturday: Partly sunny, highs in the low 60s, and a gentle breeze. A great day for a hike, hitting the market, or finally getting that garden started.
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Sunday: Chef’s kiss weather — sunshine all day, and we’re climbing into the mid-70s. It’s got “porch coffee and patio lunch” written all over it.
Your Game Plan
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Bring a rain jacket or umbrella today — just in case.
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Be extra careful on the roads later this afternoon when showers could get heavy.
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If you’ve got outdoor plans? Save ‘em for Saturday or Sunday. You won’t regret it.
Today’s Blah = Tomorrow’s Blessing
Sure, today’s not the prettiest. But it’s short-lived, and it’s setting the stage for an absolutely gorgeous weekend. We’re talking sunshine, warmth, and just the kind of weather that makes you fall back in love with Middle Tennessee.
