National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office

 

 

The last half of April is expected to average out seasonably WARM  with ABOVE-NORMAL Rainfall in Middle Tennessee. The coolest air is forecast to remain bottled up to our north--up across the northern Plains, Midwest and Great Lakes Region. 

Except for a brief cool-down (about 24-36 hrs in length) behind each cold front, expect west-to-southwest flow aloft to keep temperatures pretty mild in the Mid-State.

Cold fronts will regularly sweep across the Tennessee Valley, at the rate of about 1 every 5 days or so, and each front will likely bring copious amounts of rain, along with a potential for strong-to-severe thunderstorms.  

 

 

Following is the latest 6-10 day forecast (April 18-22) issued by the Climate Prediction Center:

 

 

6-10 DAY TEMPERATURE Outlook

 

 

 

 

 

6-10 DAY PRECIPITATION Outlook

 

 

 

 

 

8-14 DAY TEMPERATURE Outlook

 

 

 

 

8-14 DAY PRECIPITATION Outlook

 

 

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