Flash Flood Watch Statement as of 7:35 PM CST on January 12, 2013

Flash Flood Watch
Statement as of 7:35 PM CST on January 12, 2013

...Flash Flood Watch remains in effect from 3 am CST 
Sunday through late Sunday night...



The Flash Flood Watch continues for

* a portion of middle Tennessee...including the following 
  counties...Bedford...Benton...Cannon...Cheatham...Clay... 
  Coffee...Cumberland...Davidson...De Kalb...Dickson... 
  Fentress...Giles...Grundy...Hickman...Houston...Humphreys... 
  Jackson...Lawrence...Lewis...Macon...Marshall...Maury... 
  Montgomery...Overton...Perry...Pickett...Putnam...Robertson... 
  Rutherford...Smith...Stewart...Sumner...Trousdale...Van 
  Buren...Warren...Wayne...white...Williamson and Wilson. 

* From 3 am CST Sunday through late Sunday night.

* A large area of showers and thunderstorms along an approaching
  cold front will bring intense rainfall rates at times on Sunday.
  Rainfall amounts will total two to three inches...with locally
  higher amounts possible.

* This much rainfall will lead to rapid rises on smaller creeks
  and streams...as well as produce isolated flash flooding in
  urban areas.

Precautionary/preparedness actions...

A Flash Flood Watch means that conditions may develop that lead
to flash flooding. Flash flooding is a very dangerous situation.

You should monitor later forecasts and be prepared to take action
should flash flood warnings be issued.

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