The first round of a four-day severe weather cycle slammed into Tennessee Wednesday night into Thursday morning killing at least five people.

More: Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee tours Clarksville to assess flood damage The Montgomery County Highway Department said it is closely monitoring the severe weather conditions and taking proactive ...

Middle Tennessee can expect significant rain, flash flooding, large hail, straight line winds and possible tornadoes. Nashville is expected to get between 5-6 inches, while Clarksville is expected ...

An enhanced risk for severe weather is also in effect for West Tennessee Thursday ... including in Clarksville and Waverly, where amounts over 6 inches will lead to "significant flooding ...

The risk of severe weather is primarily from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. for ... A flash flood warning is in effect for the north and northwest areas of Middle Tennessee including Waverly and Clarksville. “I ...

The Red Cross has opened a shelter at the Clarksville Parks & Recreation Department's Crow Recreation Center, 211 Richview Road. As severe weather threats for Middle Tennessee were canceled or ...

As of Wednesday morning, Clarksville is under a Wind Advisory ... If you're outdoors or in a vehicle during a tornado warning, the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency recommends taking cover ...