Nashville, TN – Tropical Storm Francine is expected to bring heavy rain and the potential for flooding to Middle Tennessee later this week. Severe weather may include gusty winds and a low tornado threat. Authorities are urging residents to monitor updates as Francine’s path could shift, intensifying impacts.
According to the National Weather Service in Nashville, heavy rain will arrive on Thursday, affecting areas along and west of I-65. Flooding is expected with totals reaching 2 to 4 inches. The storm’s effects are predicted to last through Friday. Additional updates suggest that the exact timing and severity will depend on Francine’s landfall trajectory.
Severe weather conditions are expected to worsen between Thursday and Friday, so precautions are advised. The main concern remains localized flooding, but the chance of tornadoes increases as the storm system moves inland. Middle Tennessee residents should stay tuned for updates throughout the week.
Today, Nashville will remain sunny with a high of 88°F. However, by Thursday, the weather is forecasted to deteriorate as Francine’s remnants impact the area.
