Forecast Last Updated at Thursday, September 9, 2010 at 6:58AM
Sunshine & Clouds; Rather Nice
Today features some sunshine mixed in with some middle and high level cloudiness. Humidity levels will be lower than yesterday, making it feel quite nice outside. Friday will have more cloudiness, and a shower or two is possible.
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Thursday Hi: 86 Lo: 59  Sunshine through some high clouds; Nice weather; NW wind 5-10 mph  |
Friday Hi: 83 Lo: 63 Partly sunny skies yielding to more PM cloudiness; Stray shower at night; Light north wind |
Saturday Hi: 84 Lo: 68 Mostly cloudy; Scattered mostly late afternoon & nighttime showers & t-showers; Light wind |
Sunday Hi: 85 Lo: 62 Early shower possible; Becoming mostly sunny during the afternoon |
Monday Hi: 85 Lo: 61 Bright sunshine; Pleasant |
Further Out
Tuesday - Scattered PM clouds; Nice; High in the mid 80s; Low in the lower 60s
Wednesday - Mostly sunny; A little bit cooler; High in the lower 80s; Low in the upper 50s
Forecast Discussion
A front has settled south of the area today, and it will be less humid and pleasant with a mix of sun and clouds. Friday features more in the way of cloudiness, although any showers coming out of Tennessee will probably stay to our west at least through the daytime. This is will be in association with some of the moisture from what's left of Tropical Storm Hermine that made landfall south of Brownsville, TX a few days ago.
Another cold front will be pushing into the state this weekend, increasing the threat for showers and thundershowers Saturday afternoon and into Sunday morning. Sunday afternoon and into early next week look mostly clear and quite pleasant.
Tropical Storm Igor formed yesterday in the far eastern Atlantic Ocean near the Cape Verde Islands. It stands a good chance at becoming a hurricane over the next several days as it tracks generally westward. It's 10 days away from affecting the United States, if ever at all.
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