More good news! The severe t-storm watch has been canceled early.

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Severe Threat Diminishing

All warnings have been canceled, as storms continue to weaken below severe limits. I expect the watch to be dropped soon.

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Severe Threat Diminishing

The only storm of concern is leftovers from that McMinnville storm. Part of that system has restrengthened and a severe storm warning has just been issued for Bledsoe and Rhea counties (Pikeville to Spring City). That warning goes until 6:15 CDT. That storm is staying south of the Cumberland/Bledsoe County line, so Cumberland is NOT included in that warning. A damaging wind gust is the main threat with that storm.

As for the rest of us, the severe threat has ended for you folks in Overton, Fentress, Pickett, Putnam, Van Buren, and White counties. Those of us in Cumberland will need to be weather aware for about the next half hour, as this line makes its way across the county.

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Storms Moving In

The warning on the McMinnville storm was just dropped. Yes, the storm could become severe again, but this is a really good sign! The bit of rotation that it has had off and on has been absent in the past several radar scans, which is a really good sign.

The rest of us are looking good, as well, and radar trends have been in our favor. Still, This line contains heavy rainfall, gusty winds, and lightning. I’m encouraged that I haven’t seen a damage report in over an hour now. Good news galore in this update! lol

I’ll keep an eye on things. The severe t-storm watch continues until 8:00 but will be cancelled early (the threat ends after this line moves through).

Let’s stay weather aware for the next hour or so.

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