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Weather Impacts Briefing Flood Potential NWS Nashville May 4, 2013

Weather Impacts Briefing Flood Potential NWS Nashville May 4, 2013. Event Overview. Rain expected to continue today and tonight for much of the area Heavy rain along the I-65/I-24 corridors today Axis of heavier rain will slowly shift east into the Upper Cumberland/Plateau by tonight

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Weather Impacts Briefing Flood Potential NWS Nashville May 4, 2013

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  1. Weather Impacts BriefingFlood PotentialNWS NashvilleMay 4, 2013

  2. Event Overview • Rain expected to continue today and tonight for much of the area • Heavy rain along the I-65/I-24 corridors today • Axis of heavier rain will slowly shift east into the Upper Cumberland/Plateau by tonight • Rain will persist much of Sunday east of I-65 • Rainfall rates expected to be less than last weekend’s system but event will last longer • River flooding main threat but flash flooding is possible • Heavy rain threat over for southwest sections

  3. Rainfall – Last 30 Days • 14.33 in. 10 mi W of Clarksville • 13.83 in. 4.5 mi NE of Camden • 13.73 in. 1.4 mi SW of Tennessee Ridge • 13.14 in. Big Sandy • 12.67 in. New Johnsonville • 11.82 in. 8.7 mi E of Monteagle • 10.73 in. 3.6 mi E of Franklin

  4. Rainfall – Last 24 hours

  5. Morning Radar

  6. Rainfall Forecast Through Tonight

  7. Day 1 Excessive Rainfall Chances

  8. Rainfall Forecast Sun-Sun Night

  9. Day 2 Excessive Rainfall Chances

  10. 48 hour Rainfall Forecast Totals

  11. 48 hour Rainfall Forecast Totals

  12. Rainfall Forecast Mon-Mon Night

  13. )

  14. River Forecast - Clarksville

  15. River Forecast - Nashville

  16. River Forecast - Dover

  17. River Information When You Need it http://water.weather.gov/ahps2/index.php?wfo=ohx

  18. Summary • Rain expected to continue today and tonight for much of the area • Heavy rain along the I-65/I-24 corridors today • Axis of heavier rain will slowly shift east into the Upper Cumberland/Plateau by tonight • Rain will persist much of Sunday east of I-65 • Rainfall rates expected to be less than last weekend’s system but event will last longer • River flooding main threat but flash flooding is possible

  19. Upcoming Briefings • Next Weekly Briefing • 11 a.m. Monday as usual • https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/470407072 • Call: 1.866.231.8384 code: 6157548500

  20. QUESTIONS?Thomas.johnstone@noaa.gov615.754.8502 - 24/7

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