Tennessee, State of Emergency and national weather service
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Gov. Bill Lee and Tennessee Emergency Management Agency Director Patrick Sheehan have issued a State of Emergency as severe weather moves into the Volunteer State Wednesday evening. Lee has also reque...
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The Cumberland River has risen 4 feet since Thursday morning.
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West Tennessee, Rain and flash flooding
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Excessive rainfall is predicted to continue in West and Middle Tennessee through the weekend, raising concerns of waters rising to catastrophic levels.
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More than 20 tornadoes have been reported to the National Weather Service after deadly storms broke out across the South and Midwest.
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The storms are also bringing intense wind and large hail to several states from northern Texas through the southern Great Lakes.
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Heavy rainfall and severe weather hit Middle Tennessee as a series of powerful storms makes its way through over the next 2 days.
President Trump has approved federal aid for Tennessee amidst the ongoing severe weather. Here's what we know.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Gov. Bill Lee and the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency are providing an update to the ongoing severe weather event impacting the Volunteer State to start April.
The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency has declared a state of emergency. The agency had given a press release in advance of severe weather predicted for the mid-state, sharing their strategy for how they’re planning on keeping Tennesseans safe.
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The first round of a four-day severe weather cycle slammed into Tennessee Wednesday night into Thursday morning killing at least five people.
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Portions of West and Middle Tennessee could see tornadoes and flash flooding through the weekend. Here's what you need to know.
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The president has approved an emergency declaration for Tennessee amid the outbreak of tornadoes and severe storms that are sweeping through the state.
The National Weather Service office in Memphis has issued a flood watch through Sunday morning and more thunderstorms are possible Friday and over the weekend. At least four people have already died, with more injured and countless homes and businesses damaged or destroyed, due to storms that have swept through the region this week.
McNairy County has declared a State of Emergency in the wake of the destruction caused by a tornado Wednesday night.