7/10/25: Severe Weather Alert! Thunderheads Break the Morning Fog

Weather Alerts

Right now, it’s a wild ride in Nashville, folks! The weather is flipping and twisting, so keep your eyes on the skies. A Dense Fog Advisory is wrapping its ghostly arms around Middle Tennessee until 9 AM. Visibility’s getting hazy, like a dream you can’t escape, so slow it down if you’re hitting the roads. Stay weather aware; it’s a jungle out there!

Severe Weather Hits Nashville

It’s currently 7:45 AM in Nashville, TN, and severe weather is thrumming through the air. The temperature is sitting at a balmy 74°F, flirting with the morning light, but don’t be fooled by that warm embrace. Humidity’s straining at a thick-as-pea-soup 85%, making every breath feel like a swim through the humid swampy haze. The winds? Calm as a cat napping in the sun, but look out! This serenity whispers of storms brewing in the distance, painting the sky with shades of ominous gray.

Weather Changes Coming

Now, keep your hats on and buckle your seatbelts because the pace is shifting! Those sunny vibes won’t last. By this afternoon, as the temperature claws its way up to a high of 87°F, the weight of the heat will push down hard. You’ll feel it like a warm blanket that suddenly turns suffocating. And watch out, because soon the winds will stir—though right now they lay still—bringing in the promise of rain that could drench the hot asphalt with little warning. It’s going to feel heavy, sticky, and charged, like the air right before a jazz solo bursts into life.

Today’s Outlook

As we dance through the day, expect those stormy conditions to churn and swell. The afternoon will get intense, a battle of heat and moisture, cranking up the excitement. Watch for popping thunderstorms that could crack like a whip across the Nashville skyline, some rumbling might call for drenching rain in the evening. So, as that sun starts to set along the horizon, be prepared, because the weather’s ready to flip the script again, and all that humidity will wrap around you tighter than a boozer’s hug. Keep it local and watch those skies; they’ve got stories to tell!