A few light snow flurries are possible Wednesday morning in Nashville before a fast warmup into the 50s–60s and breezy afternoons. Little to no accumulation expected.

Byrdstown's courthouse will open as a short-term shelter during Monday’s storms. The sheriff’s office asked people to ring the front doorbell for entry.

Wilson County named two shelters for tornado watches and says pets are allowed at the Lebanon location. Volunteers are being coordinated through Volunteer Network.

Henry County says Harrelson, Henry and Lakewood schools will open as storm shelters at 5 p.m. and remain available until the severe-weather threat passes.

Strong storms early Monday left trees, power lines and poles down across Maury County; county 911 says no injuries and urged residents not to call 911 about outages. Crews are moving in to clear roads.

City officials say a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Montgomery County was extended to 10:30 p.m.; residents were urged to shelter and monitor official updates.

Gusty west winds and a Wind Advisory through 7 AM CDT Monday, March 16. Scattered snow showers possible; a hard freeze Monday night before a midweek warm-up.

A reported tornado struck southeast Lawrence County near Bonnertown on Monday, damaging multiple homes and downing trees and power lines while crews set up a command post.

NWS Morristown warns damaging winds could accompany severe storms Sunday night across Anderson County and the Knoxville area.

Sunny Saturday gives way to gusty winds Sunday and a line of storms overnight. Temperatures plunge Monday with a hard freeze.

Clear and mild Friday with gusty southerly winds; storms return Sunday night. A sharp cool-down and hard freeze are expected Monday.

Cloudy, cool Thursday morning gives way to sun and gusts. A warm weekend precedes a sharp cold front and a possible hard freeze Monday night.

A line of storms is expected in Nashville Wednesday with heavy rain and gusty winds. Expect travel delays and ponding on low-lying streets.