Weather briefings

Storm anxiety is a human response to uncertainty. Preparation, trusted information, and community can help keep fear from taking over.

Repeated downpours could create localized flooding across Middle Tennessee, with the greatest concern where storms repeatedly track over the same communities.

A marginal severe-weather risk remains in place as a moisture-rich but messy atmosphere supports isolated strong storms and heavy rainfall.

A calm breakdown of the evening storm setup, what could still change, and what Sumner County should watch.

Two rounds of storms are possible through Wednesday morning, with timing, local threats, and practical preparation explained clearly.

A step-by-step look at the ingredients behind two potential rounds of severe weather, their overnight timing, and the practical steps to take now.

Hey SumnerSevereWx Fam,

We’ve squeezed just about everything we can out of this quiet stretch of weather.

First things first… take a breath.

First off, I hope everyone is finally starting to thaw out, defrost the cars, and take a deep breath after a long and exhausting winter storm.

A Winter Storm Warning will be in effect from midnight Friday night through 6 PM Sunday evening for much of Middle Tennessee.

It’s game day in Sumner County, and of course, the weather has to step in and try to throw a flag on Friday Night Lights. Let’s break it down calmly, so nobody’s blindsided.

Tomorrow (Friday, September 5th), we’re looking at a low-end risk for severe storms across Middle Tennessee, including Sumner County.

If you’ve been enjoying the sunshine lately, get ready for a bit of a change.

Hey y’all — deep breath.

Hey friends,

Breakdown of Today’s Weather

Okay, maybe not that long ago.

Hello, Sumner County! Here’s your scoop on the upcoming week’s weather—because knowing when to grab your sunscreen or your umbrella is half the battle, right?

After a stretch of dry weather, rain chances make their way back to the forecast beginning early Monday morning, latest HRRR run shows around Morning Rush hour ~ 7AM.

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