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Weekly Planner For Middle Tennessee*SUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISAT 54-59 55-59 55-59 55-5955-6160-6359-63 HIGH: 79-85 80-8579-8481-8581-8577-8370-77 Moderate to.

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1 Weekly Planner For Middle Tennessee*SUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISAT 54-59 55-59 55-59 55-5955-6160-6359-63 HIGH: 79-85 80-8579-8481-8581-8577-8370-77 Moderate to Heavy Rains * This graphic is a general outlook for all of Middle Tennessee. For more information about a specific location, please visit www.weather.gov/nashville Warming trend SCATTERED SCATTERED Rains finally return

2 Weekly Planner For Middle Tennessee*MONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUN 32-47 31-38 19-2424-2617-2123-28 HIGH: 45-54 49-5632-5543-4930-3637-4541-47 Snow possible on the Plateau after midnight Snow possible on the Plateau throughout the day Light snow possible in the morning on the Plateau * This graphic is a general outlook for all of Middle Tennessee. For more information about a specific location, please visit www.weather.gov/nashville Widespread

3 Weekly Planner For Middle Tennessee*TUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMON 45-6543-5535-4031-3327-3030-32 HIGH: 58-68 60-6865-7253-5953-5847-5247-52 Slight Risk of Severe Storms Thursday afternoon and overnight. Main threat: damaging winds. * This graphic is a general outlook for all of Middle Tennessee. For more information about a specific location, please visit www.weather.gov/nashville Night PM Showers Afternoon into overnight storms Cooler temperatures

4 Weekly Planner For Middle Tennessee*WEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUE LOW: 64-68 66-74 66-69 66-69 66-6967-7267-7168-73 HIGH: 72-80 76-8477-8479-8682-8984-9085-91 * This graphic is a general outlook for all of Middle Tennessee. For more information about a specific location, please visit www.weather.gov/nashville

5 Weekly Planner For Middle Tennessee*THUFRISATSUNMONTUEWED 26-31 16-20 16-20 26-2929-3328-3415-21 HIGH: 37-49 31-3737-4642-4950-5639-4434-41 Small chance of light rain across the north Flurries possible through the day Flurries possible in the evening Light rain changing to light PM snow * This graphic is a general outlook for all of Middle Tennessee. For more information about a specific location, please visit www.weather.gov/nashville M I L D LOW: Light PM

6 Weekly Planner For Middle Tennessee*FRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHU LOW: 64-68 66-74 66-69 66-69 66-6967-7267-7168-73 HIGH: 72-80 76-8477-8479-8682-8984-9085-91 * This graphic is a general outlook for all of Middle Tennessee. For more information about a specific location, please visit www.weather.gov/nashville

7 Weekly Planner For Middle Tennessee*THUFRISATSUNMONTUEWED LOWs: 63-69 66-71 68-73 68-73 67-7366-7367-7367-72 HIGH: 86-92 86-9385-9185-9184-9184-9185-91 * This graphic is a general outlook for all of Middle Tennessee. For more information about a specific location, please visit www.weather.gov/nashville SCATTERED SCATTEREDSCATTERED SCATTERED WIDESPREAD ISOLATED ISOLATED

8 This slide is for regularly used icons – DO NOT ERASE SCATTERED Widespread LikelyLightDrizzle ISOLATED SCATTERED ISOLATED HOT WIDESPREAD Scattered

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