Wx Summary
A stationary boundary to our north will lead to a chance for scattered showers and storms again for our Tuesday. That rain chance lowers tonight but doesn’t completely go away. That same boundary will move closer to us on Wednesday and be the focus for more showers and storms throughout the rest of the week and into the weekend. Any storm that develops could produce torrential rainfall, frequent lightning, and gusty winds that could become locally damaging.
This Week’s Hazards
MM’s Wx Vlog
Five-Day Outlook
Weather Forecast
Tuesday: Showers and thunderstorms developing by afternoon. Southwest winds at 5 mph.
Wednesday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms.
Thursday: Scattered showers and storms likely.
Friday: Scattered showers and storms likely.
Saturday: More scattered showers and storms.
SPC T-storm Outlook for Today
We are highlighted in the marginal risk for severe storms for today and will likely be highlighted for this threat every day this week. The marginal risk is the lowest of the five severe weather risk categories. The threat is low but not zero.
Severe Weather Safety Tips
HRRR Radar Model
This radar simulation runs from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. today.
On This Day
1952- One of the most notorious heat waves assaults Nashville with its first of four consecutive daily record high temperatures. Today, the mercury rises to 103 degrees. The air mass is unusually dry, though, with a temperature range of 40 degrees, following a pleasant morning low of 63.
1903 – Horatio Nelson Jackson, Sewall K. Crocker, and a bulldog named Bud complete first automobile trip across the United States; San Francisco to New York in a 2-cylinder Winton (63 days, 12 hours, and 30 minutes).
National Day of What? (New!)
July 26 is National All or Nothing Day!
We all have dreams we hold back, decisions left to make, or plans uncompleted. On this day, people break free of everything holding them back. Everyone has at least one thing that they would like to overcome, need to do or want to do but might be fearful or hesitant to do so. This is the day to go ahead and do it, take that first step and go for it. (https://nationaldaycalendar.com/)
Almanac
MM Classes for Kids
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Registration for the Clarkrange class in August is now open! That class is August 4 at 5:00. Please allow extra travel time due to the Highway 127 yard sales that day. Registration is available at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeA9oc7Akb8UBKD3m3uG4kPdJh21dDhVm8REDO425ucJYnL-A/viewform
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That class topic is telescopes, with emphasis on the new NASA James Webb telescope!
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