mid state

While news like this provides me with job security for some time to come, I'd gladly give up my job in a second if it meant the end to homelessness in our country.

NewsChannel 5.com - Nashville, Tennessee - Organization Offers Help To Avoid Fore

A small line of showers is moving through Middle TN this morning. According to the NWS, they should produce only about a tenth (.10) of an inch of rainfall. Later today, under daytime heating, clouds will build and possibility exists for developing showers and thunderstorms.

Rain:
These evening showers will not last long. Steady showers should exit Nashville by 6:30pm… we could get a few strays up until 7:30ish.
Rains heaviest in the northern half of the mid-state.
Temps:
Temps cool quickly into the 40s with the rain, also gusty west/northwest winds will have you reaching for a jacket.
Overnight we dip into [...]

...after some localized frost here on the Plateau this morning, temperatures will run up to 70° under sunny skies!

As I look across our latest, local forecast, our chances for frost appear to be over for the season.

Cookeville, TN Alamanac

Thick fog has set up shop along the Cumberland Plateau this morning. I haven’t noticed any issues around Nashville, but across the mid-state watch out in the usual fog-prone spots (rivers, lakes, valleys).
Clouds will continue to decrease this morning. The sunshine will work with a light southwest breeze to lift temperatures through [...]

....in regards to a major rain event for the Mid-State area through Friday evening.

There is a lot to go over tonight, so I'll get right to it. Again, remember the underlined items in any of my posts are links that will take you to the information.

Mr.

Gusty northwest winds will bring much colder air into the Mid-State region this afternoon and into the evening, changing the light rain seen this morning to light snow.
Northwest winds will range from 15 to 25 miles-per-hour with gusts to 35 miles-per-hour.
Light snow will be falling through the evening commute, although the roads will be [...]

You have probably seen news reports of the wide-spread injuries, deaths, and destruction in the wake of tornadoes that ravaged several southern states earlier this week. The Governor and that guy currently occupying the office of President have viewed the trail of devastation and made emergency funding available for recovery.