Month	Avg. Daily High	Avg. Daily Low	Avg. Precipitation
Jan	46 F/8 C	28 F/-2 C	4.5 in/11.4 cm
Feb	51 F/11 C	30 F/-1 C	4 in/10.2 cm
Mar	60 F/16 C	38 F/3 C	5.6 in/14.2 cm
Apr	71 F/22 C	48 F/9 C	4.5 in/11.4 cm
May	79 F/26 C	57 F/14 C	4.6 in/11.7 cm
Jun	87 F/31 C	65 F/18 C	3.7 in/9.4 cm
Jul	90 F/32 C	69 F/21 C	3.8 in/9.7 cm
Aug	89 F/32 C	68 F/20 C	3.4 in/8.6 cm
Sep	83 F/28 C	61 F/16 C	3.7 in/9.4 cm
Oct	72 F/22 C	48 F/9 C	2.6 in/6.6 cm
Nov	59 F/15 C	38 F/3 C	3.5 in/8.9 cm
Dec	50 F/10 C	31 F/-1 C	4.6 in/11.7 cm

Nicknames:

• Music City USA - For the city's musical heritage and the Nashville Sound

• Athens of the South - For the city's dedication to Fine Arts and Higher Education

Business Climate:
Major industries include Tourism, Printing and Publishing, Technology Manufacturing, Music Production, Higher Education, Finance, Insurance, Automobile Production and Health Care Management.

Industry breakdown: Services 33%; Trade 24.4%; Manufacturing 13.5%; Government 12.6%; Construction and Mining 5.2%; Finance, Insurance and Real Estate 6.1%; Transportation, Communication and Public Utilities 5.3%

Recreation and Arts:
The Nashville area includes a myriad of recreational activities including 76 parks & playgrounds, 160 tennis courts, 18 golf courses and 30,000 acres of inland lakes for boating, fishing and skiing.

If the arts are part of your active lifestyle you will find enjoyment at the Tennesse Performing Arts Center, the Nashville Symphony, Ballet and Opera, and the Tennesse Repertory.
 

Hospitality Industry:

• 54,890 jobs are directly related to hospitality.

• Nashville hosted more than 10 million visitors in 1999 resulting in over $2.7 billion in revenues for the city.

• Nashville has 32,699 hotel rooms in the city.

• Opryland Hotel is now the largest non-gaming hotel property in the United States, with 2,884 rooms and 288,000 square feet of exhibit space. Nashville's Convention Center features 118,675 square foot of exhibit space.Transportation

• 17 airlines serving 86 markets: American, American Eagle, Air Canada, Atlantic Coast, Comair, Continental, Corporate Express, Delta, Delta Express, Great Plains, Northwest, Skyway, Southwest, United, United Express, US Airways, US Airways Express.

• More than 392 daily airport arrivals and departures.
  Convergence of three interstate highways, I-40, I-24 and I-65. I-440, an inner beltway now exists, and I-840, an outer beltway between I-40 and I-24 and I-24 and I-65, was recently completed.

• Nashville Trolley Company services the downtown and the Music Valley Drive/Opryland Hotel area.

Cost of Living:

• Nashville consistently ranks among the lowest for cost-of-living in comparable cities across the nation.

• Overall cost of living is only 93.7% of the national average (100%).

• All components (groceries, housing, utilities, etc.) of cost of living are typically below the national average.
  
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