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Last Map Update: Sun, Sep 27, 2026 at 1:28:24 am CDT

There are no watches, warnings, or advisories at this time.

Quiet, mild, and dry conditions are on tap for the next several days. Warmer air will move in next week with medium rain chances by next weekend.
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Middle Tennessee Weather History For September 27th...
On September 27, 2002...The remnants of Tropical Storm Isidore move
across Middle Tennessee during the overnight hours. Waverly sets a
new single-day rainfall record with 8.18 inches. Other 24-hour
rainfall totals include Tennessee Ridge with 8.16 inches; McEwen 7.29
inches; Dover/Ft. Donelson 6.61 inches; Port Royal 6.22 inches;
Clifton 5.64 inches; Linden 5.63 inches; Pinewood 5.29 inches;
Waynesboro 5.21 inches; Sparta 5.20 inches; Springfield 5.20 inches;
and Kingston Springs 5.15 inches.


 

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