Brings The Final Storm
Monday, November 2, 2026 · 5:08 AM
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Dry Monday and Tuesday, then another soaking rainfall will arrive during the middle of the week. Warmest temperatures will occur on Tuesday, with a gradual cooling trend afterwards. The shortwave troff exits into the night Showers make their final push and fade away Low to mid seventies mask the coming plight A benign transitional period steals the day The pressure gradient tightens up South winds gust to twenty-five miles per hour Upper seventies heat the doomed earth The sky prepares its terrifying power The south wind screams across the quiet fields Ten degrees above normal before we fall The cold front comes to break the world The cold front brings the final storm The cold front brings the final storm Tuesday afternoon burns warm and bright Stout southerly flow feeds the rising beast Late Tuesday night brings the crashing light absolute silence dies in the east The south wind screams across the quiet fields Ten degrees above normal before we fall The cold front comes to break the world The cold front brings the final storm The cold front brings the final storm Late Tuesday night The cold front brings the final storm The cold front brings the final storm
The forecast discussion
KEY MESSAGES
Updated at 502 AM CST Mon Nov 2 2026
- Dry Monday and Tuesday, then another soaking rainfall will arrive during the middle of the week.
- Warmest temperatures will occur on Tuesday, with a gradual cooling trend afterwards.
SHORT TERM
(Tonight through Tuesday Night) Issued at 1121 PM CST Sun Nov 1 2026
An axis of showers is making its final push through Middle TN around midnight.
As a shortwave trough exits the region, rain will come to an end by sunrise.
Expect dry conditions for the rest of the day with mild temperatures in the low to mid 70s.
In the benign transitional period between systems, Tuesday will also feature dry conditions for the majority of the day.
However, stout southerly flow ahead of the a cold front will increase temperatures to the upper 70s on Tuesday afternoon, which is almost 10 degrees above normal.
The tightened pressure gradient will also contribute to breezy south winds with frequent gusts up to 25 MPH. Next round of rain arrives with the cold front late Tuesday night.
LONG TERM
(Wednesday through next Monday) Issued at 1121 PM CST Sun Nov 1 2026
In the early morning hours on Wednesday, a line of showers and thunderstorms associated with the aforementioned cold front will move through Middle TN. The diurnal minimum of instability during FROPA bodes well for our mitigated severe weather potential, but PWATs are quite high (almost at the 99th percentile), so rain rates will be very heavy overnight.
Given the forward motion of the front looking fairly progressive, widespread flash flooding is not expected.
Will need to monitor individual storm motions along the front producing training storms with heavy rainfall, but this will be an overall beneficial rainfall for Middle TN. Rainfall should clear the area by midnight Wednesday night.
Some patchy fog will be supported behind the front Thursday morning.
Things cool back off to near normal in the upper 60s behind the front on Thursday as light post-frontal showers linger.
We'll have some low-end rain chances (less than 20%) on Saturday, but other than that, expect dry and cool conditions through next weekend.