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Topic: Flood Advisory
Needed rain soaks Middle Tennessee
October 23, 2007 | 
Finally, rain. The dry spell that has plagued the region broke Monday with the onset of a cool heavy rain streaming up from the south — rain that totaled 1 1/2 inches Monday, and today passed the five inch (total) mark, according to the National Weather Service in Nashville.
A Flood Advisory is in effect as the combination of downpours and runoff is filling some small streams to the banks and triggering some ponding of water in low-lying areas or streets with poor drainage. Use caution, and never drive through roadways that are completely submerged. «Read the rest of this article»
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