The Nashville area is bracing for a significant weather change as an Arctic blast approaches, bringing a mix of rain and potential snow. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued warnings for heavy showers and strong winds starting on the evening of December 28.
Nashville Weather Forecast: What to Expect
Record high temperatures were experienced in Middle Tennessee on December 27, reaching as high as 75 degrees. However, a swift transition to colder conditions is forecasted shortly after.
Temperature Drops and Precipitation
- On December 28, temperatures are predicted to remain in the low 70s during the day.
- The evening will bring the onset of rain, accompanied by gusty winds.
- By December 29, temperatures are expected to plummet, potentially dipping to 29 degrees overnight.
Residents can expect the rain to cease by the morning of December 29, when temperatures will drop significantly, likely falling to 44 degrees or lower. Overnight temperatures may even reach the mid-30s.
Snowflakes on the Horizon
The NWS has mentioned the possibility of snowflakes on December 29, though no specific accumulation has been forecasted. Following this cold snap, temperatures on December 30 are projected to remain in the 30s, with nighttime lows potentially dropping to 17 degrees.
Extended Cold Weather Outlook
The freezing temperatures are expected to persist throughout the week, indicating a shift in Nashville’s weather patterns.
For ongoing updates, residents are encouraged to follow announcements from the National Weather Service and local news sources. El-Balad will continue to provide timely weather reports as conditions evolve.
