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Last Map Update: Wed, May 27, 2026 at 1:48:33 pm CDT

The showery pattern will persist through this week with daily rounds of showers and thunderstorms. While this may cause minor flooding and ponding in low-lying areas, widespread flooding is not expected. Next week will be drier with pleasant temperatures.
Nice to see the sun for once today! Daily rain and storm chances continue through this week, but drier and cooler conditions return early next week!

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Middle Tennessee Weather History For May 27th...
On May 27, 2000...F3 tornado hits Houston County, moving through
Tennessee Ridge and Erin. Damages are estimated at $1.3 million.
Roofs and walls of some well constructed homes are torn off. Many
trees are snapped and blown down along with power lines. The Betty
Ligon Pavillion in Erin is flattened. Fifty people require shelter at
Erin. A storage trailer is moved 50 feet at Tennessee Ridge.
Fortunately, there are no injuries or fatalities.


 

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