Middle Tennessee is set for mild and dry weather as we usher in the New Year. Celebrations on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day will enjoy pleasant conditions, with temperatures around the mid-30s at midnight. People can expect daytime highs nearing 50 degrees over both days, and no precipitation is in sight.
Weather Overview for New Year’s Celebrations
This New Year’s marks the conclusion of a year filled with notable weather extremes. In 2025, the hottest temperature recorded was a sweltering 101 degrees Fahrenheit on August 19. Conversely, the coldest temperature was a chilly 8 degrees Fahrenheit, observed on January 8.
Significant Weather Events of 2025
- Hottest Temperature: 101°F on August 19
- Coldest Temperature: 8°F on January 8
- Snowiest Day: January 10, with 3.9 inches of snowfall
As we move into January, the forecast remains favorable. The first two weeks of 2026 are projected to have highs in the 50s, with little to no chance of snow. This trend is ideal for those looking to enjoy outdoor festivities following the New Year celebrations.
