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🍂 Here’s how fall will feel

Fall 2024 weather forecast for Nashville
A tree with orange leaves with Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park steps in the background as the sun sets.
Fall is on the way, weather you like it or not. | Photo by @cesar_virto
We know the question on your mind, Music City — when’s it going to get cool? Thanks to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center, we know what temperatures and precipitation trends to expect in our city for September, October, and November. While exact weather conditions typically can’t be predicted more than a week in advance, here’s a seasonal outlook to help you prepare for what fall will bring.

Reminder: The first day of fall is on Saturday, Sept. 23.

A graphic of the United States with shades of orange indicating above normal temperatures for fall.

Here’s what we can expect this fall. | Graphic via NOAA

Temperature

Think warm. This fall, Nashville has a 33-40% chance of temperatures being higher than normal.

Precipitation

Expect slightly more precipitation. Nashville has a 33-40% chance of seeing higher than average rainfall amounts this fall.

Savor September

Typically in Nashville, September’s temperatures fluctuate between an average low of 62.8° and an average high of 81.5°, but expect to see more of those near-80° days this year. If you aren’t a fan of the heat, we have some good news: The average high will drop ~5.9° in September. Pro tip: September has an average daily maximum UV index of 5, so don’t slack on the sunscreen.

Spend October outdoors

In October, the average high and low temps are between 69.8° and 50.7°. This is the city’s least humid month — we’re already sighing with relief. Take advantage of the agreeable temps with a visit to 12 South’s Nashville Pumpkin Company while sipping a seasonal latte from White Bison.

November numbers

Historically, average highs in November drop ~12° to 57.4°, with an average low of 40.3°. It’s also usually the first month past summer to see any snowfall — but with a greater chance of high temps this year, that might not happen. Bonus: Though Nashville is expected to see more rainfall this fall, November is the month with the least amount of rainfall historically — only averaging ~1.77 inches.
Asked

The most wonderful time of year to get out and explore the city is…
A. Spring
B. Summer
C. Fall
D. Winter
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Events
Thursday, Oct. 31
  • The Doobie Brothers | Thursday, Aug. 31 | 7:30 p.m. | FirstBank Amphitheater, 4525 Graystone Quarry Ln., Franklin | $53+ | The band will bring their “50th Anniversary” tour to the area as part of the Farm Bureau Concert Series.
Friday, Sept. 1
  • Jordan Davis | Friday, Sept. 1 | 7 p.m. | Ascend Amphitheater, 310 1st Ave. S. | $65+ | The country artist will be joined by special guests Gabby Barrett, Jameson Rodgers, and Georgia Webster.
Saturday, Sept. 2
  • MAMMA MIA! An ABBAfabulous Brunch | Saturday, Sept. 2 | 12 p.m. | City Winery, 609 Lafayette St. | $20+ | Escape the heat and enjoy cool ABBA tunes, surprising pop diva mashups, and summertime libations — add on the brunch buffet for $35.99.
  • Native Bee Farming | Saturday, Sept. 2 | 1-2 p.m. | Nashville Public Library, Bellevue Branch, 720 Baugh Rd. | Free | Learn how to become a native bee farmer with gentle and easy to raise hive-less bees.
  • Nashville SC vs. Charlotte FC | Saturday, Sept. 2 | 7:30 p.m. | GEODIS Park, 501 Benton Ave. | $30+ | Cheer on the Boys in Gold at the first of two September home matches.
Sunday, Sept 3
  • Poolside Caribbean Cookout | Sunday, Sept. 3 | 2-6 p.m. | W Hotel Nashville, 300 12th Ave. S. | Cost of admission | The Labor Day Weekend celebration will feature an extensive DJ lineup, cocktails, and unlimited food from the Caribbean Cookout menu.
  • Cruel Summer: A Taylor Swift Dance Party | Sunday, Sept. 3 | 8 p.m. | Tin Roof, 316 Broadway | $20 | A DJ will play T-Swift all night (with requests) while you take photos against the “Cruel Summer"-inspired backdrop, trade bracelets, and challenge your friends to lip-sync battles.
Monday, Sept. 4
  • NMAAM Presents 615 Stories: Nashbro Records | Monday, Sept. 4 | 6 p.m. | National Museum of African American Music, 510 Broadway | Cost of admission | Panelists Regina McCrary, Everett Drake, and Tim Dillinger will discuss the impact Nashboro Records made on the music industry.
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News Notes
Development
  • Surf’s up — Nashville style. A global developer obtained rights for a wave-generated surfing technology across nine cities, including Nashville. The development, if it comes to fruition, would be anchored by a 5.5-acre lagoon with hospitality, retail, and lodging components. Swipe through renderings.
Opening
  • Your weekend football watch parties are planned. Nashville’s first Sports & Social location is set to open at The Mall at Green Hills on Thursday, Sept. 7. The 8,900-sqft dining and entertainment concept features a 33-ft LED media wall, live music, games like Skee-Ball and hoops + an outdoor patio.
Coming Soon
  • Burger + Grain opens next month in the Nations with a menu featuring in-house charcuterie and provisions + a whiskey and bourbon program. The 4,000-sqft space is located across from Bringle’s Smoking Oasis and offers 150 seats. (Nashville Business Journal)
Biz
  • The first new concept for the planned Rutledge Hill Historic and Culinary Arts District development is expected to open by February. Mr. J’s Original will serve West Coast-style burgers, fries, and ice cream in the former Hermitage Cafe space — 5 Hermitage Ave. (Nashville Business Journal)
Drink
  • Do you want free coffee for life? All you have to do is purchase a new Puckett’s tumbler to receive free coffee with each visit for the rest of, well, forever. The tumblers are available at all restaurant locations for $34.99.
Concert
  • Rapper Travis Scott will bring his “UTOPIA - Circus Maximus” tour to Bridgestone Arena on Monday, Dec. 4. Tickets go on sale today at 10 a.m.
Plan Ahead
  • The Grand Ole Opry will honor Johnny Cash on the 20th anniversary of his death on Tuesday, Sept. 12. The event will feature performances by artists influenced by the Man in Black, including The Gatlin Brothers, Jamey Johnson, and The War and Treaty. Tickets are on sale.
 
Eat

✈️ This is your captain speaking

Three new restaurants will take flight at Nashville International Airport
A pink donut box sits on a pink table filled with specialty donuts, including one with bacon and cereal.
You donut want to pass by these new additions. | Photo via Voodoo Doughnut
Come to Nashville International Airport hungry because the fall flight fare just got a little more enticing.

Strategic Hospitality plans to open Voodoo Doughnut, Kitty Hawk, and The Titans Press Box in the International Arrivals Facility (after security) on Wednesday, Sept. 27.

Fasten your seatbelts — this is what you can expect from each of the three concepts.
  • Voodoo Doughnut | The Portland-based donut shop’s first Nashville location featuring a lineup of well-known favorites like the Bacon Maple Bar, Voodoo Doll, Homer, and more.
  • Kitty Hawk | A fast-casual restaurant with made-to-order food and grab-and-go options, locally-roasted coffee and espresso, and craft cocktails.
  • The Titans Press Box | A Tennessee Titans-licensed full-service restaurant boasting a “casual approach to upscale dining, with its lived-in luxury feel” + craft cocktails and expansive wine list.
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