Two inches of rain in an hour flooded downtown Lebanon, closing Park Avenue and prompting an NWS flash flood warning for central Wilson County.

A Flood Watch runs from 1 p.m. Thursday through 6 p.m. Sunday. Expect repeated storms, heavy downpours and flash-flood risk.

Spotted lanternflies have turned up across multiple Tennessee counties this week. State officials urge Tennesseans to photograph, report and destroy any they find.

Muggy start with patchy fog; scattered storms likely this afternoon. High near 89°F with heat index up to 98°F.

Patchy dense fog slowed Tuesday morning commutes; afternoon storms and humid heat follow with highs near 89°F.

Patchy dense fog is likely Monday morning; hot afternoons with scattered storms expected. Allow extra commute time and check updates.

An NWS flash flood warning hit Memphis and nearby suburbs on Saturday; City OEM shared a map showing hundreds of thousands in the footprint and urged people to seek higher ground.

Hot and humid Sunday with highs near 94°F and storms likely this afternoon. Expect gusty winds and downpours that could disrupt outdoor plans.

Morning drizzle gives way to dangerous heat Saturday. Heat Advisory through 8:00 PM CDT with afternoon storms possible.

A flash flood warning covered northern Montgomery County Thursday evening as heavy rain threatened low-lying streets; officials urged motorists to avoid flooded roads.

A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for Clarksville and Montgomery County through the evening. Officials warn of damaging wind and hail and urge readiness.

Highs near 100°F Friday with heat indices up to 112°F. Afternoon storms could bring heavy rain and gusts—plan for delays to July 4 events.

Highs near 100°F and heat‑index readings above 110°F threaten Nashville through Friday. Cooling centers and outreach are active across the city.