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Last Map Update: Sun, Aug 31, 2025 at 10:11:08 am CDT

Dry weather persists one more day Sunday before rain showers return Monday through Thursday. Fortunately, no severe weather is expected, and temperatures will even cool to below normal for early September.
Rain amounts over the next week will only range from around 0.5 to 1.5 inches with the chance for anything higher than that low.

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Middle Tennessee Weather History For August 31st...
On August 31, 2017...The remnants of Hurricane Harvey move across
Middle Tennessee from August 31 through September 2, producing strong
winds, heavy rainfall, flooding, and a few tornadoes. Clarksville
measures a 49 mph wind gust, while Nashville measures a 47 mph gust.
Very heavy rainfall causes widespread flash flooding across several
counties including the western and northern Nashville metro area.
Numerous homes and cars are flooded, many roads are underwater
including Interstate 40, and 30 water rescues are conducted.
Greenbrier measures a total of 10.96 inches of rain, Cedar Hill
reports 10.67 inches, and 7.87 inches falls in Goodlettsville. Four
tornadoes also touch down across Middle Tennessee, the strongest
being an EF-1 that damages several homes in the Bordeaux area of
Nashville.


 

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