First Alert Forecast: Steadiest rain moves out by early Friday
Periods of rain will continue this afternoon. Rain will be steadiest over southwest Kentucky and northwest Middle Tennessee, where a Flood Watch remains in effect until 3 am, Friday. Southeastern Middle Tennessee will have mainly dry weather this afternoon, with just an occasional light shower.
FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Nicer weather returns Friday and for the weekend
Some showers and storms will remain possible Thursday evening. The chance of seeing strong storms is low, but not zero and would mainly produce strong winds. Rain will end from west to east and most of it should depart by Friday morning.
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Slightly better chances of showers are in the forecast later this afternoon after 3pm into the evening hours. Before that ...
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