3/14/25: Severe Weather Alert! Gusty Winds and Sunshine Ahead

Weather Alerts

Attention Nashville residents: A Flood Watch is now in effect until March 16 at 1:00 AM CDT. Expect heavy rainfall potentially leading to flooding in low-lying areas and urban settings. Areas across Middle Tennessee, including Davidson County, are at risk for 2 to 5 inches of rain this weekend, with localized heavier bands possible. Secure any outdoor belongings and stay aware of rising water levels.

Additionally, a Wind Advisory has been issued, effective from 10 PM tonight to 7 AM Saturday. South winds of 15 to 25 mph with gusts up to 45 mph could lead to downed tree limbs and minor power outages. Take precautions while traveling and secure any loose items outdoors to prevent them from becoming hazardous.

Current Weather

It’s currently 4:22 PM in Nashville, TN. The temperature registers at a warm 79°F, but the atmosphere is laden with the promise of severe weather. Humidity sits at 45%, making it feel rather muggy as we transition into evening. Winds are calm, but the air is charged with a sense of impending change, and storm clouds loom in the distance, hinting at the frenetic energy ahead.

Weather Changes Coming

As we head into the evening, brace for significant weather shifts. Storm systems approaching could ramp up the winds, making it feel increasingly volatile outside. Expect increased humidity to intensify the warmth, but that comfort will quickly give way to a much harsher reality as rain starts to sweep in. Prepare for the evening to turn chillier as clouds reel in the sunset light, but don’t let that lull you—conditions are about to get serious.

Tonight’s Forecast

Overnight, as those stormy fronts move in, the temperature will begin to drop, making way for scattered showers and perhaps even heavier rainfall well into Saturday morning. The winds will pick up, surely rustling through the trees and making your evening stroll a bit more challenging if you’re out and about. With the forecast showing showers through tomorrow, keep an eye on rising water levels and be mindful of local advisories. Tonight is not the night for complacency; stay weather aware and safe!