3/16/25: Severe Weather Alert! Thunderstorms and Windy Conditions Ahead

Weather Alerts

Attention Cannon County residents: A Tornado Watch remains in effect until 9:00 PM CDT today. Conditions are severe with the potential for tornado development. This includes areas across 14 counties in Middle Tennessee, including our very own Cannon County. Please take this seriously; the possible impacts range from flying debris to significant damage to homes and trees.

Recent radar indicates active thunderstorms capable of producing tornadoes. Your safety is paramount! Find shelter immediately—move to a basement or an interior room on the lowest floor of a sturdy building, away from windows. If you are outdoors, in a vehicle, or in a mobile home, seek substantial shelter now.

Current Weather

As of 12:00 PM today, it’s 59°F in Cannon County, TN. The air feels damp with a humidity level of 67%, creating a sticky ambiance typical of early spring. With calm winds, the atmosphere is tense, stirred only by the surging storms brewing nearby.

Severe weather is definitely impacting how it feels outside. The stillness belies the chaos that the storms are bringing as they circle closer, making this a day to be vigilant.

Weather Changes Coming

Expect significant shifts as we move through the afternoon—conditions will deteriorate. Anticipate increasing winds that may pick up and carry the smell of rain and ozone through the air. The humidity might begin to feel heavier, wrapping around you like a wet blanket as clouds gather and grow dark. The air will soon be charged with energy, setting the stage for the thunderstorms on the way.

Tonight’s Forecast

Looking ahead to tonight, brace for a tumultuous ride. Thunderstorms and possible tornadoes are expected as evening sets in. The temperature will not drop drastically but the wind will start to howl, making it feel cooler as storms roll in. Stay alert for updates; unsafe conditions could persist into the evening hours. Ensure you have a plan and remain indoors until you are confident the danger has passed.