Hurricane Francine is expected to bring heavy rain and possible severe weather to Metro Nashville Davidson County beginning Thursday morning.
The National Weather Service (NWS) put parts of Middle Tennessee under a Marginal Risk for Severe Weather Thursday Evening into Friday Morning.
A Marginal Risk is an area of severe storms of either limited organization and longevity, or very low coverage and marginal intensity.
Everyone should prepare for heavy rainfall and possibly strong winds expected over the coming days due to the remnants of Hurricane Francine.
You should secure loose outdoor items, check drainage systems, and stay informed through official channels. Stay indoors during severe weather and avoid flooded areas.
Stay safe and take precautions to protect your property and loved ones.
It is important you take precautions prior to and during this weather event both at home and when traveling along roadways.
The NWS says now is the time to:
- Know your safe places and clean them out.
- Make sure that you have emergency kit supplies.
- Continue to check local weather sources for the latest forecasts.
For important safety information and weather updates sign up for the Metro Emergency Alert and Notification System (MEANS) program.
Prepare now for lost power:
- Severe Weather can cause power outages, prepare now
- Power Outage tip: Dim the brightness in your cell phone settings to save battery life.
- NES Power Outage Center
- NES Power Outage Tips
- TDOT Smartway Map (for Current Road Conditions)
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