NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – Nashville reached 32° overnight and broke a record for the last first frost of the season.

The entire Midstate woke up to temperatures in the 20s this morning. This sets a record for the latest first frost we have ever seen during the fall season. Typically, Nashville experiences its first frost around November 1st. The previous record for first frost was broken on November 27, 2009. You’ll have to get used to the cold for a while because it’s here to stay for a while.

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Highs today will only reach the 40s under mostly cloudy skies. Lows are expected to become frigid again this evening. Temperatures still remain in the mid 40s on Sunday, but we should see more sunshine tomorrow than today.

Bundle up! Even colder air sets in Sunday evening and lingers through Wednesday morning. Expect morning lows to be in the 20s and 20s Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday morning. Highs on Monday and Tuesday will only be in the 30s.

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Wednesday afternoon will be a little warmer and a little more seasonal in the 50s. However, the day will be windy with a few wind gusts reaching over 20 mph. Plan for plenty of sun.

We will end the week with temperatures between 40 and 50 degrees Thursday and Friday under partly cloudy skies. There isn’t much precipitation forecast this week, other than a 20% chance of rain on Thursday and Friday.

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