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Last Map Update: Wed, Jul 8, 2026 at 8:10:39 pm CDT

A Flood Watch goes into effect at 1PM Thursday for a wet next few days. Up to 3-4 inches of additional rain are in the forecast. Many areas have already received 2-3 inches in the last few days so soils are saturated and the flash flooding risk will increase.
We will see scattered thunderstorms each afternoon and evening through Sunday. Storms on Thursday night into Friday and again Friday afternoon will have the potential to become strong to severe. Any thunderstorm will also produce heavy rain and localized flooding.
We will see scattered thunderstorms each afternoon and evening through Sunday. Storms on Thursday night into Friday and again Friday afternoon will have the potential to become strong to severe. Any thunderstorm will also produce heavy rain and localized flooding.

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Middle Tennessee Weather History For July 8th...
On July 8, 1954...The temperature at Nashville reaches 90 degrees,
the 31st consecutive day with 90+ degree readings.


 

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