SIGNIFICANT RAIN EVENT!

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Thats what my Garmin weather app says any way.2 to 4 inches east of 65 and 3 to 5 inches west of the 65 corridor.Some will be heavier in localized areas.Most of the greater Mid Tn area as I read it.BRING IT ON!
 
Just remember that is a total for the entire event, starting last Sunday. So subtract what you have already recieved since last Sunday.
 
Well hopefully my place gets a good shower again today. It seems most of these thunderstorms are dancing all around it according to the radar the last few days.
 
BSK said:
Just remember that is a total for the entire event, starting last Sunday. So subtract what you have already recieved since last Sunday.
I dont think my place has gotten much at all,so Ill take whatever I can get thats left.Looks like it has been very close to my place several times,but not right on me.
 
Bayou Buck said:
It seems most of these thunderstorms are dancing all around it according to the radar the last few days.
This has been the case with my house and lawn. It has LITERALLY rained all around me on and off for the last 3 days and nights and I may have gotten 0.05" IF I am lucky.
 
Andy S. said:
Bayou Buck said:
It seems most of these thunderstorms are dancing all around it according to the radar the last few days.
This has been the case with my house and lawn. It has LITERALLY rained all around me on and off for the last 3 days and nights and I may have gotten 0.05" IF I am lucky.

Ditto here in Bartlett
 
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Andy S. said:
Bayou Buck said:
It seems most of these thunderstorms are dancing all around it according to the radar the last few days.
This has been the case with my house and lawn. It has LITERALLY rained all around me on and off for the last 3 days and nights and I may have gotten 0.05" IF I am lucky.

I thought I was the only one that hadn't got any rain. I've only had .20 in the last 6 weeks. Its rained all around me.
 
We have gotten close to 2 inches out of this last event. I suspect with this and the rains last week, my clover may come back especially if we just can just get a few showers fairly routinely.
 
It danced around but finally hit here two days ago and when it did it was the scariest storm ive seen in my life here. Some of the strongest winds ive seen anywhere. Lots of big trees down. Neighbor had one go through the center of their house. Heads up out there. 3-4 inches rain last few days.
 
We have gotten about 1.25 since the fourth. It has come a .25 at a time, but I'm not complaining! Even mowed my clover yesterday, even thought it looked like toast, hopefully it will come back.
 
Getting good rain at my house but not sure at the farm. Will talk to ym dad tonight and see. I know we had missed almost everything the last 6 weeks. Hope we got it!
 
Accuweather
...HEAVY RAINFALL EXPECTED ACROSS THE MID STATE THROUGH FRIDAY...

A WEAK COLD FRONT ALONG WITH AN UPPER LEVEL LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM WILL REMAIN NEAR MIDDLE TENNESSEE THROUGH FRIDAY. WITH DEEP TROPICAL MOISTURE ALSO REMAINING IN PLACE ACROSS THE MID STATE...NUMEROUS SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS ARE EXPECTED OFF AND ON THROUGH FRIDAY WITH RAINFALL BECOMING HEAVY AT TIMES.

TOTAL RAINFALL AMOUNTS ACROSS MIDDLE TENNESSEE BY SATURDAY ARE EXPECTED TO REACH 2 TO 4 INCHES EAST OF THE INTERSTATE 65 CORRIDOR...AND 3 TO 5 INCHES WEST OF INTERSTATE 65.

WITH THE RECENT DROUGHT CONDITIONS ACROSS THE REGION...THIS HEAVY RAINFALL IS NOT EXPECTED TO RESULT IN WIDESPREAD FLASH FLOODING. HOWEVER...LOCALIZED FLASH FLOODING WILL BE POSSIBLE...ESPECIALLY THURSDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHT WHEN THE HEAVIEST RAINFALL IS EXPECTED.

CONTINUE TO MONITOR NOAA WEATHER RADIO OR YOUR LOCAL MEDIA FOR THE LATEST UPDATES ON THIS HEAVY RAINFALL EVENT. MORE INFORMATION IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE AT WEATHER.GOV/NASHVILLE.
 

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