The second half of our weekend will be much nicer than today. Sunshine returns tomorrow making any holiday errands and chores a bit easier to do. Temperatures will also remain above the average high ...

Despite a soggy final week, Nashville ended May with below-average rainfall for the month. After heavy rain to close out May, it may be hard to remember that much of the month was dry across the ...

If it’s going to be extremely hot, we might as well make the record books... right? Well, today looks to be the day. The record high is 98°, set in 1927, and our forecasted high for Nashville is 99°!

Rain returns today with scattered showers and thunderstorms, a low severe-weather risk, and possible strong winds and brief flooding.

Mild and muggy weather is forecasted overnight will the potential for record high temps Tuesday, and near record highs for the remainder of the week.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms will continue across the region through the rest of the week, with the best chance of widespread rain arriving Friday and Saturday. Most storms will develop during ...

Skies will clear overnight as winds relax, allowing temperatures to drop into the teens across much of the region, so make sure to bundle up before heading out. Tuesday’s forecast calls for more of ...

Hot and humid today, with temperatures in the upper 90s, heat indices 105°-109°, and a Heat Advisory in effect.

Hot and humid today with showers and storms, including a few strong storms with damaging winds and heavy rain.

Near-record heat and triple-digit heat index values stick around through the weekend. Find out when cooler weather finally returns and who could see a stray strong storm.

We are watching a cold front to our North that will bring rain and storms to the area today. The latest model updates, keep a bulk of the overnight convection in West Tennessee, with scattered showers ...

A severe weather threat continues across the Mid-State, especially areas south of I-40 through this evening. The Storm Prediction Center still has much of the NewsChannel 5 viewing area outlooked with ...