Cold Front to Bring Temperature Drop and Potential Flurries to Nashville

In Nashville, Tennessee, forecasters are predicting a significant weather change starting Monday, bringing rain, storms, and a substantial temperature drop throughout the week. This shift will be marked by a First Alert Weather Day on Tuesday and Thursday as reported by WSMV.

Monday is expected to be the warmest day this week, with temperatures ascending to the lower 70s. Although the first half of the day will be dominated by clouds, sunshine is anticipated to break through in the afternoon. During the night, however, rain and storms are set to move in, extending into Tuesday.

Tuesday has been identified as a First Alert Weather Day due to expected showers and thunderstorms. Rainfall could intensify during the morning commute, creating breezy conditions. Nonetheless, it is not anticipated that the weather will reach severe levels, with temperatures hovering around 70 degrees Fahrenheit.

Wednesday is predicted to be mainly dry with a slight chance of isolated showers. As a new cold front passes through, colder air will be reinforced across the area. Additionally, a wind from the northwest is expected, keeping temperatures cooler with highs in the mid to upper 50s.

Thursday marks another First Alert Weather Day characterized by brisk winds reaching up to 35 miles per hour and colder temperatures pegged around the 40s. The wind chill is likely to make it feel as if it is in the 30s throughout the day. Forecasters predict that flurries might mix with showers on the Cumberland Plateau, potentially extending into Friday morning.

As for the weekend, Friday will commence with temperatures in the 30s. This could lead to the season’s first freeze in certain areas, while others may experience frost. The forecast indicates a blend of sun and clouds for the afternoon, with highs reaching the upper 40s. Saturday and Sunday are forecasted to be partly to mostly sunny, with temperatures ranging from the low to mid-50s.