Last Map Update: Mon, Jul 6, 2026 at 10:56:27 am CDT
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Middle Tennessee Weather History For July 6th...
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On July 6, 1930...It is a sultry day in one of the most oppressive
heat waves in Middle Tennessee history. The high at Nashville reaches 99 degrees, following a morning low of 76. The mean temperature of 88 degrees sets a record for this date. The temperature at Tullahoma and Waynesboro also climbs to 99 degrees. Franklin and McMinnville hit 100; Dover, 101; and Lewisburg, 103. |
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