As a cold air mass moves across most of the nation this week, a winter weather alert that predicted minimal ice accumulation in Nashville has ended. However, low temperatures are still anticipated, and a wind advisory is still in effect for some locations on Sunday night.
Due to the possibility of mild ice accumulation, the National Weather Service issued a warning about dangerous travel conditions Sunday morning, especially on bridges and overpasses.
A wind advisory is in effect through Sunday night in parts of Middle Tennessee. A “high chance” of wind gusts over 40 miles per hour was forecast in the most recent NWS bulletin.
According to NWS, these gusts will be felt mostly south of I-40, especially in Williamson County. Additionally, rain is predicted until Monday.
Early Sunday morning forecasts from the NWS situation report also predicted “sharply colder temperatures” starting Monday, along with the possibility of snow showers and minor snow accumulations along the plateau and the Tennessee/Kentucky border.
Nashville Weekly Weather Update
The NWS status report, which was released early Sunday morning, also predicted “sharply colder temperatures” starting Monday, along with the possibility of snow showers and minor snow accumulations along the plateau and the Tennessee/Kentucky border.
Tuesday: Mostly overcast, with a high of about 34 degrees. 5 to 10 mph north-northwest wind.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with nighttime lows of about 14 and highs of about 31.
Thursday: Sunny, high of around 34. Around 5 mph, a calm wind becomes north-northwest.
Friday: Rain and snow showers are 50% likely on Friday. somewhat overcast, with a high of about 37.
Saturday: High of about 37 degrees, partly sunny.
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