We’re taking a look at what the warmer season may bring. | Photo by @monkeytrent
We know the question on your mind, Music City: When’s it going to get warm again?
Don’t put away the sleds just yet. We might see more snowfall tonight going into Wednesday morning thanks to the polar vortex sweeping the US, but looking ahead a few weeks, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center says Nashville has a 33-40% chance of temperatures being higher than normal this spring.
While exact weather conditions typically can’t be predicted more than a week out, keep reading to see what spring has in store for Music City based on NOAA’s temperature and precipitation forecasts.
Reminder: The first day of spring is Thursday, March 20.
Hoop Fever Tournament | 8 p.m. | Up-Down Nashville | Free+ | Race against the clock to see how many points you can rack up — sign-ups begin at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Feb. 19
Ashley Cooke | 8 p.m. | Brooklyn Bowl Nashville | $29+ | Catch the artist on her “Your Place” tour with special guest Greylan James.
Thursday, Feb. 20
“We are North Nashville: The Podcast” | 12-1 p.m. | Tennessee State Museum | Free | Join the museum for a discussion with executive producer Andrea Tudhope and North Nashville community members.
Nicole Byer | Thursday, Feb. 20-Saturday, Feb. 22 | Times vary | Zanies | $31 | Laugh the night away with this actor, writer, comedian, and podcaster known for hosting projects like Netflix’s “Nailed It.”
Friday, Feb. 21
Mimo x ZuZu Chef Collaboration | Mimo Restaurant and Bar | Times vary | $125 | The four-course prix fixe menu begins with wagyu and caviar, followed by a selection of starters, mains, and desserts.
Saturday, Feb. 22
Nashville SC vs. New England Revolution | 7:30 p.m. | GEODIS Park | $22+ | Bring the energy and cheer loud for the Boys in Gold as they kick off the season.
The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning for parts of Middle Tennessee, including Davidson County, from 9 p.m. tonight until 12 p.m. tomorrow, Feb. 19. NWS Nashville warns of total snow accumulations between 3 and 4 inches and significant travel impacts.
Announced
Following Special Olympics Tennessee’s bid to host the 2030 games in Music City, the Bid Evaluation Committee will be here next week to tour venues. If Nashville is selected, the games would bring ~4,500 athletes and 10,000 volunteers to town in June 2030. (WTVF)
Development
Real estate investment firm T2 Capital Management released renderings and launched presale efforts for The Heritage at Broadway, a 2nd Avenue restoration project at the former Old Spaghetti Factory property. The six-story development will feature 50 condos and a 10,000-sqft retail space.
Coming Soon
Condado Tacos plans to open in Donelson (2264 Lebanon Pk.) on Tuesday, Feb. 25, joining other area locations in Capitol View and Franklin. Bonus: The first 100 people in line on grand opening day will win a free taco every week for a year.
History
The Metropolitan Historical Commission’s six-week “Nashville Music History” lecture series will return to RCA Studio B with upcoming events in February, March, and April. Sessions are $10 each and cover topics ranging from Hank Williams and Elvis to “the Nashville Sound.” Reserve your spot.
Watch
Nice to meet you, Hamish. That’s the name of Nashville Zoo’s new Scottish Highland calf resident. Look out for him the next time you visit the zoo’s Historic Farm — until then, enjoy his zoomies.
When you think about Nashville, what local businesses come to mind? We’re positive you just started a mental list, and we’d love to compare notes. Share your favorites with us by Friday, Feb. 21. Ready, set, nominate.
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The Buy
This No. 1 best-selling exercise dress. Wear it for your afternoon walk, then add a cardigan for dinner and cocktails.
Sabrina Carpenter and Dolly Parton recently dropped a new version of “Please Please Please,” but did you catch the Nashville reference in the music video? In the opening seconds, Parton can be spotted holding up an old copy of the Nashville Banner from the passenger seat.
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