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There are a lot of strong weather storms that pass through Nashville! In addition to our historic flood of 2010 and a number of major tornadoes, we usually get 1 or 2 serious snow storms each year, and a handful of hail storms. Here’s what you need to know about Nashville’s weather, and the truth about whether we’re located in Tornado Alley or not.
As it turns out, Tornado Alley is a VERY loosely defined area. There really is no solid definition of the areas included in Tornado Alley maps. But here are some facts showing that Tennessee should probably be included in Tornado Alley. See for yourself…
The Nashville flood was unprecedented and the first of its kind for this area. The 2 days of constant rain and flooding which took place on May 1-2, 2010 in Nashville Tennessee broke all kinds of records
Franklin was under the gun through a series of very bad thunderstorms, hail storms, and tornadoes from about 4pm until well after midnight on Friday, April 7, 2006. When all was said and done, some 35 tornadoes had touched down…
A number evacuees from Hurricane Katrina relocated to Nashville, Tennessee — at least temporarily. Thankfully, the following local tourist attractions are offering something special to those who’ve been displaced by Hurricane Katrina and now find themselves in Nashville, Tennessee…. and they’re all FREE!
There’s no doubt about it, the entire Nashville community is pulling together to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Here’s proof…
A photo-essay of a recent hail storm in Franklin, Tennessee.
