Nashville, TN – Heavy rain and the potential for tornadoes are expected to impact Nashville starting Thursday as remnants of Tropical Storm Francine approach. The National Weather Service (NWS) warns that areas west of I-65 are likely to see 3 to 5 inches of rain through Sunday, with the heaviest rainfall forecasted for Thursday and Friday.
According to the NWS, the system could bring flash flooding and a low tornado threat, particularly across southwest Middle Tennessee. Residents are advised to prepare for flooding and stay alert to tornado watches, especially from Thursday afternoon into Friday morning. The NWS urges the public to have multiple ways to receive weather warnings and to avoid travel in areas prone to flooding.
The weekend forecast shows continuing rain and thunderstorms into Sunday, with rain chances tapering off by Monday. Keep updated with local alerts and be prepared for hazardous conditions throughout the weekend. Check weather conditions regularly, especially if traveling during peak rainfall hours.