[Tennessee] Public Information Statement for Gallatin, TN

...Public information statement...

The following are the highest official three day rainfall totals
during the period of may 1st through may 3rd...collected from
cooperative observers around middle Tennessee. Each of these three
day totals is a record for that observing site...some of which
surpassed the previous record by over five and a half inches.


Mt Moriah Birdsong Marina...........................17.51 inches

Fairview Bowie nature center........................16.85 inches

Centerville.........................................15.51 inches

Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge Duck River.......15.04 inches

Montgomery Bell State Park..........................15.01 inches

Kingston Springs....................................14.91 inches

Franklin sewage plant...............................14.85 inches

Lobelville..........................................14.59 inches

Camden..............................................14.16 inches

Brentwood...........................................13.65 inches

Bells Bend..........................................13.63 inches

Old Hickory weather forecast office.................13.62 inches

Thompson station....................................13.59 inches

Nashville Berry field...............................13.38 inches

Dickson.............................................12.90 inches

Goodlettsville......................................12.62 inches

Bethpage............................................12.30 inches

Old Hickory dam.....................................12.23 inches

Charlotte...........................................12.03 inches

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