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Storm 5 Alert Sunday as damaging wind and flash flooding are possible

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Humid Weekend, Few Strong Storms Possible Sunday

Forecast:

Today: Partly to Mostly Cloudy, Strong to Severe Storms this Afternoon & Evening | High: 92 | SW 1-6

Tonight: Mostly Cloudy, turning Partly Cloudy with Patchy Fog, A Few Showers Possible. | Low: 76 | S 3-8

Monday: A Cold Front will bring Sct'd Showers & Storms, Some Strong | High: 96 | WNW 5-15

In Depth:

It may be August, but Mother Nature missed the memo as a spring pattern will continue to bring threats for severe weather to the Mid-South Sunday. As more strong to severe storms are possible and all of the NewsChannel 5 viewing area is once again under a risk for severe weather, we are calling for a Storm 5 Alert from 3pm Sunday – 8pm Sunday.

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It’s important to note that all of Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky are under a risk for severe weather. Much of the area is under a Marginal Risk (1 out of 5), but most of the Mid-State is under a Slight Risk (2 out of 5) for severe weather.

The threat with any storms will be a repeat of Saturday with heavy downpours that could produce flash flooding, damaging wind, small hail, and while extremely low we cannot rule out entirely the chance for a isolated tornado.

Much of the day will be hot and humid, but by mid-afternoon we expect to see storms moving into the western parts of the NewsChannel 5 viewing area then moving through for much of the afternoon and evening. Storms should exit around 8pm Sunday.

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