NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – Severe weather is moving through the Midstate on Tuesday evening.
Robertson County
The Robertson County Emergency Management Agency reports that storms have caused several downed trees, power lines and flooded roadways across the county.
“We strongly encourage everyone to stay home until floodwaters recede and conditions improve. If you must travel, use extreme caution and never drive through flooded roads,” RCEMA said.
Dickson County
Thousands of people in Dickson County are without power after strong storms moved through the area.
Mt. Juliet
In Mt. Juliet, reports indicate officers responded to multiple incidents of flash flooding and even a water rescue with an occupant in a vehicle on Lebanon Road in Old Hickory.
The following roadways are flooded in Mt. Juliet:
- 2215 Monthemer Cove
- Central Pike near Providence Pkwy
- 2521 W Division St
- Old Lebanon Dirt Rd near Hatcher Rd
- 201 Belinda Pkwy
- 1395 W Division St
Goodlettsville
Clarksville
The Clarksville Police Department reports that heavy rainfall has left several roadways with standing water throughout the city…