Mid‑90s heat Saturday with heat‑index values over 100. Slow‑moving storms could produce heavy downpours and localized flash flooding.

Waldens Creek VFD warns saturated soils and incoming storms could spark rapid flash flooding across the Smokies this week.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon in Nashville with highs near 91°F and heat-index values around 103°F. Expect brief heavy rain and gusty winds.

Heat and drifting smoke have raised air‑quality concerns across Middle Tennessee; sensitive residents should check hourly AQI and avoid strenuous outdoor activity.

Patchy morning fog will slow the commute. Highs near 91°F with heat‑index values into the low 100s and scattered storms increasing into the weekend.

Morning fog gives way to a hot, sticky day with highs near 90°F and a slight chance of afternoon storms. Weekend rain chances increase Friday–Saturday.

Sudden storms flooded low-lying roads in Nashville and other Southern metros, stranding vehicles and snarling morning commutes.

Humid morning with a 50% chance of afternoon storms and highs near 88°F. Heat climbs into the 90s by the weekend.

Cloudy start with scattered afternoon storms today and a muggy week ahead.

A Flood Watch stays in effect through 6 p.m. CDT Sunday, July 12. Expect rounds of heavy showers, spotty flooding, and messy commutes this afternoon.

Decatur County emergency officials say a severe thunderstorm watch is in effect through 8 p.m.; residents should monitor alerts and be ready to shelter.

The Little Harpeth spilled into the Brentwood YMCA lot this week, partially submerging cars. Officials and the Y are now weighing outdoor alarms, intercoms and faster alerts.

Flood Watch through Sunday as repeated storms threaten 2–4 inches of rain. Expect hot, humid afternoons and localized flooding — avoid driving through standing water.