Issued July 26, 2026
At this hour, severe t-storms are moving through the Nashville area. The good news is that those storms are pushing south toward Alabama. The storms that we’re watching for the plateau are developing just south of Louisville, Kentucky. Those are the ones I was expecting to develop and push in here sometime around midnight.
Storms have held together very well this evening and that’s thanks to a very warm, muggy, and unstable atmosphere. The storms in Kentucky that I’m tracking our way could certainly grow stronger. That’s something I’ll keep an eye on in the coming hours.
The clouds we’re seeing now are the tops being blown off that big complex of storms blasting through Nashville. Some of you all may even be seeing some rain from these clouds in Putnam and Overton County.
At this time, the Storm Prediction Center isn’t talking about a severe t-storm watch for our area but I’ll keep an eye on that. Regardless, any storm tonight could certainly be on the strong side. I’ll continue to monitor things and let you know if there’s anything you need to know about.
If you choose to go to bed, just make sure you can get an alert if a warning were to be issued. Make sure your weather radio is turned on.
You all take care. Again, I’ll let you know if there’s anything you need to know about.
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