Will It Rain in Nashville Today?

Quick answer: Rain risk in Nashville is answered hour by hour above: below 20 % probability plans are safe, 20–50 % means carry a jacket, and above 50 % expect to get wet. Forecast confidence is highest inside 72 hours.

Conditions on this page are recalculated from the latest forecast every time it is opened, for the current date in the location's own time zone.

A direct rain answer for Nashville: how many of the next 24 hours are wet, when the first and last rain arrive, the heaviest hour, the longest dry window, and each of the next seven days with its maximum rain chance and expected amount. Every value is the live Open-Meteo forecast loaded when the page opens; probability is a model estimate, not a guarantee.

What counts as a real rain risk in Nashville

Probability alone is not a decision. In Nashville we treat under 20 % as go, 20–50 % as carry-a-layer, and over 50 % as plan indoors — and we pair every figure with expected millimetres, because 60 % chance of 0.3 mm drizzle is a completely different day from 40 % chance of 12 mm. A confidence band based on forecast lead time is shown so you know how much the timing could still shift.

Latitude
36.16° N (northern hemisphere)
Daylight today
12 h 9 min
Sun elevation at solar noon
54°
Go threshold
Under 20 % hourly probability
Plan-B threshold
Over 50 %, or above 5 mm in an hour

Daylight through the year in Nashville

Daylight, midday sun angle and golden-hour length below are calculated for Nashville's own coordinates (36.16° N, 86.78° W) on the 15th of each month. These are solar geometry, not climate averages.

Month Daylight Sun at solar noon Golden hour
January 9 h 54 min 33° 56 min
February 10 h 48 min 41° 52 min
March 11 h 54 min 51° 50 min
April 13 h 6 min 63° 51 min
May 14 h 6 min 73° 54 min
June 14 h 36 min 77° 57 min
July 14 h 24 min 75° 55 min
August 13 h 30 min 68° 52 min
September 12 h 24 min 56° 50 min
October 11 h 12 min 44° 51 min
November 10 h 12 min 35° 55 min
December 9 h 42 min 31° 57 min

Scores are capped by dealbreakers — heavy rain, dangerous wind, thick fog or hazardous UV pull a day down no matter how pleasant the rest of the numbers look. Forecast data is Open-Meteo; solar and lunar values are computed for Nashville's own coordinates and time zone. Full details on the methodology page.

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