At 7:00 AM in Nashville, the crisp air registers a chilly -4.7°C. The city awakens under a clear sky, with a gentle breeze of 6.3 kph stirring the early morning quietude. There is no precipitation to speckle the streets or cloak the cars in droplets; it is as if the atmosphere itself has taken a deep, cleansing breath.

Today, Nashvillians can anticipate the mercury to climb, albeit modestly, to a high of 3.1°C. Despite the sun’s efforts, the air will retain the bite of early winter. The wind, however, will not remain as tame, expected to gust up to a brisk 21.5 kph. By afternoon, the clarity of the sky will give way to an overcast blanket, casting a soft, muted light over the city’s hustle. Thankfully, the chance of rain remains steadfast at zero.

As nightfall encroaches, the temperature is predicted to dip again to a low of -6.8°C. The wind will slacken to a calmer 11.9 kph, while the overcast sky persists, cradling the city in a dusky embrace. Residents will find solace in their warm homes against the encroaching chill, the peaceful evening uninterrupted by the threat of adverse weather.

Thus unfolds the day in Nashville, painted in strokes of wind and whispers of temperature changes— a serene winter tableau, held in the quiet promise of an undisturbed night ahead.