With the close of February, Tennessee has greeted March with sunshine, a promising start for the month. Locally here in Nashville and statewide, people are basking in clear sunny skies—what a great trade-off after the many bizarre transitions of winter weather!
A Bright and Cheerful Start
The early forecast shows sunny, pleasant days at the beginning of March throughout Tennessee. Bright sunny conditions will help instill a relaxed ambiance, very conducive to outdoor activities and a sense of renewal as the state inches towards spring. A good number of residents take advantage of the sunny weather for morning walks and outdoor gatherings that seem to scratch the surface hinting on warmer days ahead.
Midweek Weather Shift
While the initial part of the week basks in sunshine, meteorologists are forecasting a change as midweek approaches. By midweek, the skies will become more overcast with increasingly scattered showers across the area. This change will mark the start of something more intermittent: the reminder that spring has its rain on them.
Adapting To Change
For Tennesseans, it is one of those bright sunny days that eventually give way to these sporadic showers. Check local schmooze channels for fluctuating weather conditions, although they may put slight restrictions on outdoor events midweek; they mostly beautify Mother Nature’s landscape with moistening topsoil, enriching early spring blossoms, and quenched thirsty soils left after winter’s brief respite.
What’s In Store?
While March in Tennessee begins with a bang of clear, sunny skies, the inevitable rain halfway through seals its fate: such is the nature of a season already thriving on its dynamic character. There is some optimism that this will be the rain that leads to a full-on, robust spring. So here, Tennesseans savor every precious ray of sunshine, knowing very well that a drizzle or two is part of this grand tapestry of nature.