Observing the "warmest ever year" from Nashville...

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We have not had more than 5 record highs in a year, including (correction one late DEC) last year, since 2013.


Weather happens. This year we've started off with a jagged Jet Stream that has flipped us from record high to record or near record low several times. That is unusual. But it is weather, not climate, and the presence of the record lows in a "growing urban area" with a 5+ degree "urban heat island effect" is absolute proof there is not a "warming trend" at all.
 
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In 2023, Nashville recorded its Warmest year on record, with an average temperature of 62.9°F, surpassing the previous record set in 2016.
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While 2023 was characterized by consistently warm temperatures rather than extreme single-day peaks, Nashville did record 100-degree temperatures in July and August of 2023.
WPLN News

Key 2023 Temperature Highlights:
    • Highest Temperature:
    • The city hit 100 degrees at least twice in 2023, specifically in July and August.
    • Warmest Year: 2023 was the warmest year in Nashville since records began in the 1870s.
    • Winter Warmth: February was roughly 8 degrees warmer than normal, with temperatures hitting 85°F on Feb. 23, marking the earliest in the calendar year the city reached that temperature.
    • Summer Heat: Nashville reached 90°F or higher 34 times in the first seven months of 2023.
    • Heat Index: "Feels like" temperatures in the Nashville area peaked around 110°F to 113°F on August 24, 2023.
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It is important to note that the 2023 annual record was broken a again shortly after, with 2024 officially becoming Nashville's hottest year on record

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