Music City, 9/22/25: The skies above Music City wear a cloak of gray this afternoon, with the current conditions recorded at 4:25 PM showing an overcast canvas and comfortably warm temperatures. As the afternoon wanes, the thermometer reads a mild 82.4°F, with a gentle breeze rustling at 7.5 mph, under the quiet of zero precipitation.

Despite the somber cloud cover, today’s temperature nudged just a bit higher earlier, cresting at 83.5°F, while the low lingered at the cooler embrace of 69.3°F. Winds gusted at a modest peak of 10.7 mph throughout the day, and although rain seemed a possibility with a 30% chance noted, the sidewalks have remained dry, with the anticipated rainfall accumulating to mere 0.46 inches in moderate showers that flirted with the edges of town.

As twilight bleeds into evening, nightfall is predicted to bring a slight dip in temperature, bottoming out at a comfortable 71.1°F. The wind, less insistent, will whisper at up to 5.9 mph. Rain might gently tap the windows once more, maintaining a consistent 30% likelihood. If it comes, it will be but slight rain, dusting the city’s surfaces with its fleeting kisses.

The day has unfolded without the drama of storm or tempest, with no official weather warnings to mar the canvas of this late September day. As residents and visitors move about under the vast overcast dome, the evening promises a continuation of this calm, perhaps with occasional soft interruptions by rain. Music City wraps up its day in a tranquil, untroubled embrace—an echo of summer warmth holding steady against the coming whispers of fall.