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Last Map Update: Mon, May 4, 2026 at 3:54:35 am CDT

A slow moving front will bring high rain chances for the middle of the week. Periods of moderate rain will be possible. Severe weather is not expected but there is a low chance for gusty winds with thunderstorms in far southern areas Wednesday.
Warmer temperatures build in today with highs pushing back into the upper 70s to lower 80s. Wet weather returns for the middle part of the week with the highest rain chances Tuesday night into Wednesday. Severe weather not expected but gusty winds will be possible with thunderstorms in far southern areas.
Visit weather.gov/ohx/weather101 to see the entire Weather101 spring schedule.
Last month ended up the warmest April on record for both Nashville and Clarksville, and the 2nd-warmest for Crossville.

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Middle Tennessee Weather History For May 4th...
On May 4, 1979...Franklin records its greatest one-day rainfall ever with 7.25 inches.


 

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