4/23/25: Severe Weather Alert! Thunderstorms Likely This Afternoon

Weather Alerts

Attention, residents of Cannon County! The National Weather Service is actively monitoring the situation as we experience severe weather conditions this evening. A Flash Flood Warning is in effect until 9:45 PM CDT. Please stay tuned for ongoing updates and remain aware of your surroundings. Remember: turn around, don’t drown when encountering flooded roads.

Severe Weather Conditions

As of 7:10 PM in Cannon County, TN, we are facing severe weather with a current temperature of 68°F. The atmosphere is heavy with humidity at 78%, making it feel sticky outside. The winds are calm for now, but the air is tense with the threat of flash flooding due to recent thunderstorms. The sky is shrouded with dark clouds, hinting at the intensity of the storms rolling through, creating an uneasy backdrop to your evening plans.

Weather Changes Coming

Prepare for significant changes in the weather as the evening unfolds. The heavy rain continuing from earlier will lead to increasing moisture levels, which could intensify flash flooding. With the humidity lingering, it may feel even warmer and more uncomfortable than it is. Be cautious outside—if you step into the rain, be ready for a downpour that could quickly turn familiar streets into rivers. This isn’t the time for leisurely strolls; it’s about staying safe and aware.

Tonight’s Forecast

Looking ahead over the next few hours, heavy rainfall persists, with the potential for another inch or more accumulating before the storm subsides. Expect dark skies and the rumble of thunder lingering through the night. Conditions should remain unsettled, so if you have evening plans, consider staying indoors. After the storms pass, temperatures will gradually dip, ushering in a cooler night that will give way to a chiller morning. So, keep your umbrella handy and stay vigilant until dawn breaks!