Nashville, Tenn. – Storms will return to Middle Tennessee Monday afternoon, bringing lightning, heavy rain, and a risk of localized flooding during peak travel hours.
According to the National Weather Service in Nashville, there is a 90% chance of showers and thunderstorms beginning before noon on Monday, June 9, with storms likely continuing through the evening. Some storms could become strong between 12 p.m. and 5 p.m., especially along I-40 and I-24 near downtown Nashville. West winds may gust up to 10 mph, and rainfall could impact visibility and road conditions.
Commuters should avoid low-lying roads and prepare for slower drive times Monday afternoon. Power outages and minor flash flooding are also possible in urban areas. The storm risk decreases by Monday night, with a 30% chance of isolated storms before 10 p.m.
Looking ahead:
- Tuesday (June 10): Sunny and calmer, with a high near 85°F and light winds — a brief break from the storm pattern.
- Wednesday (June 11): Hot and sunny, reaching 89°F by afternoon.
- Thursday (June 12): A 20% chance of afternoon storms, otherwise partly sunny with a high of 91°F.
- Friday (June 13): Rain returns. There’s a 60% chance of thunderstorms with highs near 91°F. Storm chances continue Friday night at 30%.
A summer weather alert remains in effect through Monday evening, with additional advisories possible by Friday. Stay weather-aware and check for real-time alerts throughout the week.
