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DOORS-OFF FORECAST / NASHVILLE, TN

Doors off in
Nashville.

Nashville averages 104 doors-off days a year. Here's which months deliver, which don't and why, from 10 years of daily weather. Plus this week's call.

104
Doors-off days a year

#29 of 56 US metros. See the ranking →

May, Sep
Prime season

Months that average doors-off weather on at least half their days.

Sep
Best month

20 doors-off days on average, feels-like high 87°F.

This week in Nashville

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Scored with our fair-weather defaults (68–100°F feels-like, wind under 18 mph, low rain odds). Forecast from Open-Meteo.

Month by month

Doors-off days in Nashville, by month

MonthDoors-off daysFeels-like highWet days
Jan042°F11
Feb0.548°F13
Mar3.158°F13
Apr9.568°F12
May1681°F13
Jun1592°F13
Jul9.397°F17
Aug1394°F15
Sep2087°F9.1
Oct1472°F8.6
Nov3.756°F9.2
Dec0.548°F11

Averages per month over 2015–2024. Highlighted rows are prime months.

When to take it off in Nashville

Prime season in Nashville runs May, Sep: those months average doors-off weather on at least half their days.

January, February, March, November and December are the cold side: the average feels-like high sits under 68°F. April and October hover just over the 68°F floor (average feels-like high 68–72°F), so plenty of days still come up short. July runs hot: the average feels-like high is 97°F or more, close enough to the 100°F ceiling that a lot of days go over. June and August lose days to rain: measurable precipitation on roughly a third of the month or more.

Your limits aren't ours. If you run doors-off at 55°F in a hoodie, or bail the second it hits 85, set your own thresholds in the forecast tool and it'll call each day for Nashville against them.

Weather is half of it

Doors off in Tennessee: read the fine print first

The TN mirror and fender rules, in plain English with the statute cited.

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STRAIGHT ANSWERS

Nashville doors-off FAQ.

When is doors-off season in Nashville?
Prime season in Nashville runs May, Sep: those months average doors-off weather on at least half their days. Counted from 10 years (2015–2024) of daily weather, where a doors-off day means a feels-like high between 68 and 100°F, wind under 18 mph and no real rain.
How many doors-off days does Nashville get a year?
About 104 on average, which ranks #29 of the 56 US metros we track. The best month, September, averages 20 doors-off days.
What's the best month to run doors-off in Nashville?
September, then May and June, by average doors-off days. Check this week's forecast before you pull them; averages don't drive.
Is it legal to drive with the doors off in Tennessee?
Read the fine print first. The full Tennessee mirror and fender rules, cited to the statute, are on our Tennessee doors-off law page.

How we count: daily weather for Nashville (36.1659, -86.7844) from the Open-Meteo historical archive (ERA5 reanalysis, a gridded model of past weather, not a single airport station), 2015–2024. A doors-off day has a feels-like high of 68–100°F, max wind of 18 mph or less and under 0.04 in of rain. Those are the same fair-weather limits the forecast tool starts with. Averages smooth out good and bad years; the forecast is what you drive on.