Patchy fog this morning clears to a dangerous heat spike. Heat indices could top 110°F early next week.

Scattered storms possible Saturday afternoon with highs near 89°F. Heat spikes Sunday–Tuesday with 'feels like' temperatures topping 100°F in spots.

Clear and mild Friday, but storms Saturday and a major heat spike by Tuesday.

First Alert Weather Days and Heat Advisories warn Nashville of 100°–110° 'feels like' temperatures early next week; officials urge hydration and cooling options.

A cooler, drier Thursday gives Nashville a breather; storms return Friday night and heat spikes Sunday into next week.

A Flash Flood Warning is in effect for Overton County through 10:15 p.m. CDT as heavy storms move through. Officials warn drivers to avoid flooded roads and monitor official alerts.

A Storm Prediction Center watch warns of damaging winds, very large hail and possible tornadoes across parts of KY, TN, VA and WV through midnight CDT.

NWS and county officials warned of heavy rain, possible hail and 60 mph gusts across northeastern Williamson County Tuesday night. Flash flooding advisories were also in effect.

Patchy fog will clear Wednesday morning, giving way to a hot, humid afternoon with a high near 89°F and heat‑index readings near 97. Cooler air arrives Thursday; rain chances return Friday night into Saturday.

A blistering 97°F afternoon is expected; storms tonight could bring heavy downpours and a Flood Watch runs through Wednesday morning.

A tree toppled onto a car near Carothers Parkway in Franklin Sunday night, prompting an hours-long emergency response and a Tennessee Highway Patrol investigation.

Flash-flood warnings covered parts of Middle Tennessee Sunday night; officials warned that rising creeks and flooded streets could make travel dangerous.

Muggy morning gives way to highs near 93°F and likely afternoon storms. Expect pockets of heavy rain and localized flash flooding tonight.