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Weather Summary

Annual average chance of precipitation 32.4%
Average annual precipitation (1961 – 1990) 47.3 inches
Average annual snowfall (1961 – 1990) 11.1 inches
Annual average wind speed 8.1 mph
Annual average percent of available sun 55.0%
Maximum temperature (1961 – 1990) 105 degrees Fahrenheit
Minimum temperature (1961 – 1990) -17 degrees Fahrenheit

Sun Shine

Nashville has a greater than even chance of sunny days between March and October (inclusive).

Precipitation

Using history as our guide (sorry, Mrs. Nash), the greatest chance of rain in Nashville falls between late-November through early February and then mid-March through early-April. The least chance of rain falls in September through October.

Nashville historically has received the most precipitation in the month of November. Springtime also has a higher than average amount of rainfall compared to the rest of the year.

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	Nashville Weather Almanac Weather Summary Annual average chance of precipitation 32.4% Average annual precipitation (1961 – 1990) 47.3 inches Average annual snowfall (1961 – 1990) 11.1 inches Annual average wind speed 8.1 mph Annual average percent of available sun 55.0% Maximum temperature (1961 – 1990) 105 degrees Fahrenheit Minimum temperature (1961 – 1990) -17 degrees Fahrenheit Sun Shine Nashville has a greater than even chance of sunny days between March and October (inclusive). Precipitation Using history as our guide (sorry, Mrs. Nash), the greatest chance of rain in Nashville falls between late-November through early February and then mid-March through early-April. The least chance of rain falls in September through October. Nashville historically has received the most precipitation in the month of November. Springtime also has a higher than average amount of rainfall compared to the rest of the year. Current Conditions in Nashville, Tennessee Image Courtesy of The Weather Channel			Picture Credit - NVG Staff Nashville Weather Statistics Weather Almanac Precipitation Chart Snow Chart Wind & Sunshine Charts
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