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Last Map Update: Wed, Jan 7, 2026 at 9:16:40 pm CST

Severe storms will be possible Friday, especially across southwestern portions of Middle Tennessee. Damaging winds and heavy rain will be the primary threats, but there is a low chance for a tornado as well. Timing favors Friday afternoon and evening. Check back for updates.
Heavy rainfall is expected late this week. Flooding will become a concern area-wide, but especially across the southeast half of Middle Tennessee where there are medium to high chances for more than 2 inches of rainfall, and locally more than 3 inches. Flooding of streets and low lying areas should be expected, and some small streams may flood.
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Middle Tennessee Weather History For January 7th...
On January 7, 2014...A bitterly cold Arctic airmass brings light snow
and record cold temperatures to Middle Tennessee. The NWS Nashville
office in Old Hickory sees a low of -1 degree, while Crossville drops
down to -9 degrees. Fall Creek Falls has a low of -8 degrees and a
high of only 8 degrees.


 

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