Asemwald Weather

Flash Flood Watch Statement as of 8:09 PM CDT on July 05, 2013 ...Flash Flood Watch remains in effect through Sunday morning... The Flash Flood Watch continues for * a portion of middle Tennessee...including the following counties...Bedford...Cannon...Cheatham...Clay...Coffee... Cumberland...Davidson...De Kalb...Fentress...Giles...Grundy... Jackson...Lawrence...Macon...Marshall...Maury...Overton... Pickett...Putnam...Robertson...Rutherford...Smith...Sumner... Trousdale...Van Buren...Warren...white...Williamson and Wilson. * Through Sunday morning * a deep southerly flow of tropical moisture combined with an unusually strong upper level low will bring several more rounds of showers and thunderstorms through Sunday. * Additional rainfall amounts of 2 to 4 inches with locally higher amounts are possible over the weekend. Storm total rainfall over the 5-day period from Wednesday July 3rd through Sunday July 7th may reach 4 to 10 inches in some locations...

Areal Flood Watch Statement as of 3:52 AM CDT on May 04, 2013 ...Flood Watch remains in effect from 7 am CDT this morning through Sunday evening... The Flood Watch continues for * a portion of middle Tennessee...including the following counties...Bedford...Cannon...Clay...Coffee...Cumberland...De Kalb...Fentress...Grundy...Jackson...Macon...Overton... Pickett...Putnam...Rutherford...Smith...Sumner...Trousdale... Van Buren...Warren...white and Wilson. * From 7 am CDT this morning through Sunday evening * a band of persistent...moderate to heavy rainfall will push east of I-65 today and will slowly move across eastern middle Tennessee through Sunday evening. This duration of rain will result in 2-4 inches of rainfall area wide...with locally higher amounts of 5 inches possible. The heaviest rain will fall along and east of the I-24 corridor this evening through midday Sunday. * Flooding of low lying areas and flood prone areas will be possi...

Areal Flood Watch Statement as of 3:45 AM CDT on May 03, 2013 ...Flood Watch in effect from Saturday morning through  Sunday evening... The National Weather Service in Nashville has issued a * Flood Watch for a portion of middle Tennessee...including the following counties...Bedford...Cannon...Clay...Coffee... Cumberland...De Kalb...Fentress...Grundy...Jackson...Macon... Overton...Pickett...Putnam...Rutherford...Smith...Sumner... Trousdale...Van Buren...Warren...white and Wilson. * From Saturday morning through Sunday evening. * A band of persistent...moderate to heavy rainfall will push east of I-65 on Saturday and will slowly move across eastern middle Tennessee through Sunday evening. This duration of rain will result in 2-3 inches of rainfall areawide...with locally higher amounts of 4 inches or more possible. The heaviest rain will fall along and east of the I-24 corridor Saturday evening through midday Sunday. Precautionary/preparedness...