Tennesseans who have been affected by the April 2-24 severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding have until Aug. 19 to apply for assistance. Apply online at disasterassistance.gov.

Tennesseans who experienced damage or losses from early April’s severe weather, tornadoes, and flooding in the western and middle regions of the state have two weeks left to apply for federal disaster assistance. More info: tn.gov/tema/news/2025…

We regret to inform you that the humidity has returned. Hot and humid conditions will prevail for the next several days. Be sure you have ways to keep cool! #arwx #mowx #mswx #tnwx

Urban Search & Rescue teams have returned home safely after deploying to Texas, where they brought strength, skill, and compassion to impacted communities. New in The Pit: Hear more from the trained responders who answered the call and made a difference, miles from home:

Flash Flood Warning including Memphis TN, Southaven MS and Horn Lake MS until 6:45 PM CDT

We'll be monitoring the potential for flooding primarily for southeastern Tennessee and southwest North Carolina today into tomorrow. 24 hour totals could amount to 1 to 2, or even up to 3 inches of rain in some locations.

ONE WEEK LEFT: Tuesday, August 19, is the final day to apply for federal assistance if you were impacted by early April's severe weather and flooding. Apply now at Disasterassistance.gov. If you have questions or need to update information, call the FEMA Helpline at

Rain has lightened in the East Ridge and East Brainerd area but significant flooding is still ongoing on multiple roadways! Cannot emphasize enough to stay out of the water!

WIDESPREAD FLOODING: I-24 is closed in both directions between MM 184 & 185 due to flooding. Several viable detour routes in East Ridge are also closed due to flooding. myTDOT will close I-24 between US 27 and I-75. Avoid the area.

Don’t underestimate the power of water. Stay #WeatherReady by having multiple ways to receive alerts about conditions around you. ➡️ If flooding occurs while you’re outdoors, immediately get to higher ground. 🚧 NEVER enter flood waters in a vehicle or on foot. Turn

A look at I-24 East under Moore Rd. Do not attempt to drive through flooded lanes. They may contain hidden hazards and debris.

A TEMA District Coordinator is supporting Hamilton County Office of Emergency Management as flooding continues to impact the area. 🚧 Never drive or walk around barricades - they are there for a reason. ➡️ Follow guidance from local officials. 📳 Have multiple ways to

I-24 East at US 27 is now OPEN! myTDOT maintenance crews and HELP operators made quick work of getting the roadway ready for traffic.

Keep an eye on conditions today, East Tennessee.

(August 13, 2025 | 8 a.m. CT): There is the potential for heavy rain for many in the state today, with some of that rain expected over already saturated areas. Know Your Risk: Is your area under a Flood Watch or Flash Flood Warning? 📳 Have multiple ways to receive alerts

Watch = floods are possible. Warnings = will occur soon, move to higher ground. Flash Flood Warning = flooding is occurring; seek higher ground immediately. With rain in the forecast, keep an eye on weather conditions and listen to local officials.

Several Flash Flood Warnings have been issued into the afternoon for East Tennessee. If you live, work, or are traveling through any of these areas, please continue to monitor conditions and follow NWS Morristown for updates.

When your area is at risk of flooding, it's important to know the answers to questions like: "which nearby roadways are flood-prone?" and "what's the fastest way to get to higher ground?" Figuring out safe travel and evacuation routes before floods arrive could save your life.