An increase in rain chances by the weekend
MM’s Wx Vlog
Internet connectivity issues prevent the vlog from happening today. Thank, Frontier…..But better internet is coming to my home soon!
Seven-Day Forecast
Today: Partly cloudy.
Tonight: Mostly clear.
Friday: Partly cloudy. A very slight chance for a sprinkle or very isolated shower.
Saturday: Partly cloudy, with a chance for an afternoon shower, perhaps a storm.
Sunday – Wednesday: Partly to mostly cloudy, with scattered showers and storms, especially in the afternoon.
Radar
https://www.rainviewer.com/weather-radar-map-live.html
MM’s Wx Concerns
Today’s Stats
Almanac for Yesterday
On This Day in Wx History
2018- Crossville has their wettest September on record, with a total of 10.59″ of rain.
Yesterday’s National Temperature Extremes
High: 101° at Rio Grande Village & Falcon Lake, Texas
Low: 14° at Mackay, Idaho
Tropics
Hurricane Sam continues to spin out to sea. Other areas to watch are forecast to stay at sea, as well, including the new tropical storm named Victor.
Sun & Moon
Today’s Tennessee Weather
After the morning fog burns off, skies will be partly to mostly sunny across the state. A chance for an afternoon shower or storm can be found across much of West Tennessee. The rest of the state is expected to stay dry. Afternoon highs will climb into the low to mid 80s.
Tonight’s Tennessee Weather
Look for partly to mostly cloudy skies overnight, with a chance for a shower or storm remaining across West Tennessee.
Tomorrow’s Tennessee Weather
Rain and storm chances move east a bit to include the Nashville area, with the best chance for a shower or storm remaining across West Tennessee. Much of the eastern half of the state will stay partly to mostly sunny and dry. Afternoon highs will climb into the low to mid 80s statewide.
MM News
Look for me at the Hiking Festival in Fairfield Glade on Saturday, October 2nd! For more info on the festival, please see https://hikingmarathon.com/trails-festival/
See you there!
Meteorologist Mark Pro
This week’s newsletter features an article about a chilly year we had on the plateau back in the 1950s, as well as article on the fires in the Sequoias and how those fires may affect us. That letter is now published and available for subscribers.
Coming in October, a kid’s science newsletter will be included with the MeteorologistMarkPro subscription! This has been requested many times over the past few years and by October it will be a reality! I’m so excited to be adding this to the growing list of products offered by the Pro subscription! October’s issue is looking really cool!
