Nashville, TN – Heavy rainfall and severe thunderstorms swept through Middle Tennessee overnight, leaving the region under a Flood Watch through early Sunday, with localized flooding continuing to threaten travel in Nashville.
According to the National Weather Service, multiple weather alerts remain active, including a Flood Watch valid until 6:00 AM CDT Sunday. Saturated ground and overflowing creeks have increased the risk of road flooding, especially along low-lying routes and interstates like I-24, I-40, and I-65. Local officials are urging drivers to use caution and avoid water-covered roads during early morning travel hours.
Severe thunderstorms are expected to taper off by late Sunday morning. Rain chances decrease to 30% by Sunday night, with gradual clearing beginning late. High temperatures on Sunday will reach 62°F, with winds from the north around 10 mph. The evening will turn cooler with lows near 42°F.
5-Day Spring Weather Outlook for Nashville:
Thursday: 20% chance of showers in the afternoon, high near 69°F.
Monday: Mostly clear with a high near 60°F. Cooler and dry with calm winds.
Monday Night: Clear skies and colder, with lows near 35°F.
Tuesday: Sunny and cool, high near 54°F. Frost possible Tuesday night.
Wednesday: Sunny and warmer, reaching a high of 67°F.
