Summer weather can often be hot and humid with an increased likelihood of rainfall. Young children may quickly overheat, while park or pool trips could easily be interrupted by sudden showers or thunderclouds forming unexpectedly. As such, this season is not recommended as an ideal time for family travel unless your accommodations include air conditioning or you plan to visit museums such as the Country Music Hall of Fame for indoor attractions and museums.
Autumn brings Nashville an enjoyable change as leaves begin to turn colors, temperatures remain mild, and sightseeing opportunities such as Hermitage House or Grand Ole Opry increase significantly. You may also enjoy concerts at famous venues like Ryman Auditorium.
Winter in Nashville can be cold and damp, with snowstorms occasionally occurring. But it is an excellent opportunity to witness its holiday decorations and watch an exciting Predators game at Bridgestone Arena!
Nashville falls within the subtropical climate zone - meaning all types of weather, all the time - but careful preparation can increase the odds for an enjoyable, storm-free visit to Music City.
