A storm-force non-tropical low is developing along a frontal boundary off the southeast U.S. tonight and may gain subtropical characteristics later this week if it stays over the Gulf Stream. High winds, coastal flooding, and dangerous surf are possible. 40% chance in 7 days.
We'll start Monday off on the chilly side, but a gradual warming trend will continue through the week with most of us returning to the low to mid 70s. Dry weather looks to stick around all week, and we should start seeing some more noticeable fall colors.
Fall is here... finally
Winds have been calming down, which should allow for some light frost to develop overnight. After a chilly start, we're looking at a beautiful Sunday with plenty of sunshine and highs in the low to mid 60s.
A strong non-tropical low is expected to form within 1–2 days off the U.S. East Coast, then move slowly and erratically into midweek. Some subtropical development is possible (20% in 7 days); high winds, coastal flooding, and dangerous surf are likely.
Lows tonight will drop into the low to upper 30s allowing for patchy frost and freezing conditions. This could kill unprotected plants and damage outdoor sprinklers.
Tis’ a bit chilly outside, especially with that breeze picking up. Gusty winds will stick around into this evening, occasionally reaching 20–25 MPH and making it feel even chillier.
Radar is lighting up with what is likely birds getting the heck out of here with the cold coming in.
Cool conditions are expected for tomorrow’s Tennessee vs. Alabama game. Winds will be breezy at 10–15 MPH, with gusts reaching 20–25 MPH. You might want to bring a coat.
We're starting to see a temperature gradient across the area with the Plateau now in the low 70s (and dropping) with the rest still in the 80s. The front will continue making its way in over the coming hours.
Happy cold front day to those who celebrate. Temps will start dropping around 2ish with most in the 50s to low 60s by evening.
Winds will begin to pick up overnight and stick around into Saturday across the area. The good news? We'll finally get a break from the above-average temperatures, with most of us not making it out of the 50s Saturday.






















