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Last Map Update: Wed, Jul 22, 2026 at 2:24:46 am CDT

There is a risk for severe storms late today and tonight. The main risk time is 6 PM to midnight. Damaging winds and flash flooding will be the main concerns. Please stay weather aware and be prepared to seek safe shelter.
Flash flooding is a threat this evening and overnight as storms with torrential downpours move into the area. Some spots may have several inches of rain in a short period. Please stay aware and be prepared for action if you live in a spot subject to flooding.

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Middle Tennessee Weather History For July 22nd...
On July 22, 1996...Flash flooding hits Auburntown (Cannon County)
after an estimated 6 inches of rain falls in 3 hours. Sanders Fork
and Marshall Creek, which join in the center of Auburntown, rise out
of their banks. As a result, nearly every building in the downtown
business district is flooded. Some homes are also damaged. Losses are
estimated at $200,000.


 

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