NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – The winter storm is affecting much more than the power grid this week, as the state reported that icy conditions have impacted the drinking water in multiple counties.
Included in the latest report from the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency, the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) reported that various drinking water facilities in the following counties have been impacted by winter weather:
- Clay
- Davidson
- Dickson
- Hardeman
- Hardin
- Henderson
- Hickman
- Humphreys
- Lewis
- Maury
- McNairy
- Perry
- Sumner
- Trousdale
- Wayne
TDEC assures residents that water is in supply, but usage guidance is required in some areas, so it is imperative to heed any instructions from water providers.
Regardless of the weather, the Metro Water Services crews, operators, staff, and customer care teams are all working to provide the same clean, safe, and reliable water services you rely on. If you are experiencing a water outage, check our outage map at https://t.co/tt7TQVlcwIpic.twitter.com/F9AEhAKaPO
— Metro Water Services (@NashvilleMWS) January 26, 2026
In Metro Nashville, property owners are urged to take the necessary steps to protect their water systems from damage by the cold weather…