its not terrible compared to say TX or the deep south. lots of severe wx though in spring. I spent quite a few evenings in the basement or our master bedroom closet (or 2nd house there didn't have a basement) due to Tornado warnings, had one go about 3/4 of mile from our house one night. scary shiit in the dark

Looks like a few clippers in the mid to long range, but they're all dry and worthless wind producers. This is like 2020/21 all over again.

I use to live 30 min North of Nashville, we'd usually get more than the city but yeah LOTS of marginal events. a lot of ice and sleet vs snow too. or just plain rain

The food there is way better than here at least. We have the worst restaurant situation in the nation for a metro area as big as ours.

The millions of people who go to Nashville every summer might disagree. It's wildly popular. We know people who are from there and also have college friends from MN who moved to Nashville and they love it.