On July 14, 1954...
Low temperature of 85 is Nashville's highest mimimum temperature on record. In addition, the mean temperature of 95 degrees ties a record high.

On July 14, 1966...
Temperature at Kingston Springs reaches 103, setting an all-time record high.

On July 14, 1998...
Lawrenceburg records its greatest one-day rainfall ever -- 8.76" -- giving a two-day total of 12.26". Numerous roads are closed due to high water. Two persons are killed, 20 are injured, 122 homes are damaged or destroyed, 13 mobile homes and several small bridges are swept away. One hundred people are evacuated from their homes. Eighteen businesses sustain water damage. One home has 29" of water in it. The water and sewage plant are left inoperable, and residents have no water or bath facilities.

On July 14, 2015...
A widespread severe weather outbreak strikes Middle Tennessee with over 6 dozen reports of large hail, damaging winds, and two tornadoes. One of the tornadoes tracks for 11 miles across Pickett and Fentress Counties - the first tornado on record to occur in the month of July in either county. The other tornado is captured on video by numerous residents as it moves through the Double Springs area just west of Cookeville. Hail up to the size of apples falls across Cookeville.