March 11, 2026: Storm 5 Alert

March 11, 2026: Storm 5 Alert


Midday Storms Could Turn Severe

Forecast:

Today: Morning Clouds, Showers & Storms | High: 79 | SW 5-15
Tonight: Mostly Cloudy, Storms Move Out| Low: 67 | SSW 5-15

InDepth:

This morning, we’re beginning with showers and some thunderstorms. None of those are anticipated to be extreme.

The timing of our system appears to be a little bit earlier, which is nice information. The sooner it strikes in, the shorter period of time clouds should transfer out. We need to preserve the cloud cowl as a result of sunshine helps gasoline instability. Right now, we anticipate storms to maneuver in late morning/midday to our northwest, then transfer eastward.

The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has all of Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky beneath a Slight Risk (2 out of 5). This just isn’t anticipated to be a widespread extreme occasion. However, we glance to see a handful of extreme storms.

The major issues embrace damaging wind gusts, straight-line winds, and localized flooding. The hail and twister risk is low, however not zero.

(*5*)

The entrance will deliver cooler air for Thursday, with highs within the mid-50s. Another chilly entrance will transfer via Sunday night, bringing a cold begin to subsequent week. Yes, we’re speaking about morning lows within the higher 20s to low 30s.

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