TDEC has awarded $718,757 in grants for brownfield redevelopment to revitalize contaminated sites in Tennessee, with socio-economic and environmental benefits.

The article describes a week of typical summer weather in Nashville, with forecasts of heat, humidity, intermittent storms, and a high reaching 92°F on Sunday.

Nashville's forecast includes warm, humid conditions with frequent thunderstorm chances and patchy fog, with temperatures around 70 degrees Fahrenheit at night.

The NWS predicts frequent showers and thunderstorms in Nashville this week, with chances almost daily and varying probabilities between 30 and 70 percent.

The NWS forecast indicates a week of intermittent showers, thunderstorms, and patchy fog in Nashville, with high humidity and temperatures nearing 88°F.

Nashville's weather forecast includes mid to high 80s temperatures, with increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms as the week progresses, according to the National Weather Service.

The Hands-On Science Center in Tennessee received a $35,552 grant from TDEC for the Eco-Explorer Zone, utilizing old tires for an eco-friendly playground.

The Smith County Board of Education received a $313,906 grant from TDEC to turn old tires into playground surfaces in seven schools, improving safety and sustainability.

The NWS forecasts rain and thunderstorms mixed with sunny periods in Nashville, with temperatures often nearing 87 degrees and potential for fog and high humidity.

The NWS in Nashville forecasts varied weather with showers and thunderstorms expected this week. Highs may reach 92 degrees with rainfall up to half an inch possible.

The Nashville area is under a Heat Advisory with heat index values potentially reaching 109 degrees. Residents are advised to take precautions due to high temperatures and humidity.

The National Weather Service predicts a hot week for Nashville with highs nearing 99 degrees and heat indexes up to 108, advising residents to stay cool and hydrate.

Storm damage has led to the loss of safety buoys above Wilder Dam, prompting authorities to advise boaters and swimmers to avoid the river until the buoys are replaced and conditions stabilize.