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Last Map Update: Sat, Feb 14, 2026 at 8:58:49 am CST

The weekend is expected to bring 1 to 2 inches of rain, most falling Saturday night through Sunday. There is just a 30 to 50 percent chance of exceeding 2 inches. For the most part, this rainfall will not cause major flood problems. There may be some brief standing water on roads and in areas where debris blocks drainage. Small streams are likely to rise, but major rivers are not expected to flood.
Wet weather moves in later today with a medium chance for moderate rain tonight through Sunday morning. Showers linger Sunday afternoon. Dry and warm to start to the week.
Severe Weather Awareness Day is just around the corner! Come join us at Trevecca University on February 21st.
The spring 2025 online SKYWARN storm spotter training schedule is now live. Check out weather.gov/ohx/skywarn to register for any of these classes.

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Middle Tennessee Weather History For February 14th...
On February 14, 1948...The Buffalo River at Lobelville reaches its
highest stage ever recorded -- 26.0 feet, which is 16.0 feet above
flood stage. The Duck River at Columbia reaches its highest stage
ever recorded -- 51.8 feet, which is 19.8 feet above flood stage. The
Duck River at Hurricane Mills reaches its highest stage ever recorded
-- 30.7 feet, which is 6.7 feet above flood stage.


 

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