At 11:24 PM in Nashville, the air is crisply cold at -5.8°C, a stillness hanging beneath the clear sky. Only a gentle breeze disrupts the silence, moving at 7.9 kph. No rainfall marks the earth tonight; the ground remains parched and longing under the barren sky.

Earlier today, the temperature ascended to a less biting 6.9°C before dipping once more as dusk settled into night. Occasional bursts of wind reached up to 19.7 kph, brushing past buildings and rustling through empty streets. The threat of precipitation hovered at a mere 5 percent, with no actual rainfall fulfilling that slim possibility.

Tonight, the narrative remains much the same. Cold conditions persist as the thermometer mirrors the low from earlier, steady at -5.6°C. The wind sustains its earlier pace, occasionally reaching up to 19.7 kph, consistent with today’s stronger gusts. Skies largely remain clear, transitioning briefly to overcast, then back to the stark, star-filled canvas overhead, with no precipitation expected.

This scenario of icy temperatures and fleeting winds will thread into the early morning, sustaining the chapters of a serene but shivering Nashville night. As the quiet lingers, the city sleeps wrapped in a frost-laced quietude, awaiting the sun’s return.