NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY - LATE TUESDAY

A batch of thunderstorms moving in from the west Tuesday evening could create a damaging wind gust or two. These storms will be weakening as they arrive in Middle Tennessee, so areas well west of I-65 will have the best chance for downpours and isolated strong wind gusts.

The timing for strong storms is 7 p.m. - 11 p.m, Tuesday.

Nashville’s chance for severe weather is very low.

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NEXT 24 HOURS

Mainly clear, warm, and humid tonight. Lows will be in the low to mid 70s.

Tuesday will be a lot like Monday -- partly cloudy, hot, and humid with an occasionally gusty wind. Late Tuesday, an isolated shower or storm will be possible.

TOMORROW’S FORECAST

• Morning- Starting off very warm and dry in the 70s.
• Afternoon- Highs near 90. A dry start to the day, then rain showers and thunderstorms move in later in the afternoon. A few thunderstorms.
• Evening- More scattered showers and storms in the evening and early into the overnight. There is the risk of a strong storm west of I-65 on Tuesday evening, but storms will weaken as they move across Middle Tennessee overnight.

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REST OF THE WEEK

After a very dry spell across the Midstate lately, a very wet and unsettled pattern takes over for the rest of the week into the Memorial Day weekend.

Expect rain and thunderstorms each day with temperatures cooling to the upper 70s to near 80. It won’t rain all the time every day, but there will be periods of rain each day. Around 2-3″ is expected in the Nashville area from Tuesday through Sunday.