Published April 2, 2025

Severe Weather & Flooding in Nashville: What Buyers, Sellers & Newcomers Need to Know

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Written by Jamison Blackwell

How much rain will Nashville get this week? A lot.

If you're considering moving to Nashville, TN, or you're already a local planning to buy or sell a home, this week's severe weather forecast could be more than just a passing inconvenience—it might impact travel, inspections, open houses, or closings.

A Flood Watch is in effect for Middle Tennessee from Wednesday evening through Sunday morning, with the National Weather Service (NWS) warning of both severe thunderstorms and flash flooding. Whether you're relocating to Music City or preparing your home for market, it’s crucial to stay informed and proactive.


Rainfall Totals Across Nashville & Surrounding Areas

Heavy rain will hit northwestern Middle Tennessee the hardest, with localized flooding likely in areas like Clarksville and Waverly. But even central locations like Nashville are expecting significant totals:

  • Clarksville: 8–10 inches

  • Waverly: 6–8 inches

  • Nashville: 5–6 inches

  • Lafayette: 4–5 inches

  • Waynesboro, Columbia, Smithville, Jamestown, Tullahoma: 2–3 inches

  • Crossville: 1.5–2 inches

If you're in the process of relocating to Nashville or scheduling showings, be aware of travel delays or possible rescheduling due to weather conditions.


Nashville Real Estate Tip: Timing Matters in Storm Season

Storms can impact curb appeal, showings, inspections, and moving plans. If you’re:

  • 🔑 Buying a home in Nashville: Check for signs of water intrusion and ensure a thorough inspection is done—especially after storms.

  • 🏡 Selling your property: Take preventative steps like clearing gutters, grading your yard, and documenting recent maintenance.

  • 📦 Relocating to Middle Tennessee: Build weather flexibility into your travel and move-in schedule this week.


Nashville 7-Day Forecast: What to Expect Day by Day

Wednesday: High 85°F – 30% chance of severe thunderstorms late. Flood risk begins.
Thursday: High 79°F – 80% chance of storms during the day. Continued flood threat.
Friday: High 86°F – 50% chance of storms, possibly severe, through the evening.
Saturday: High 85°F – 40% chance of storms during the day; 90% overnight.
Sunday: Cooler at 70°F – 60% chance of showers, mainly early.
Monday: Mostly sunny, high near 62°F.
Tuesday: Clear skies and 60°F – a welcome break from the storms.


Thinking of Moving to Nashville? Let’s Talk Before the Next Storm Hits

Whether you're relocating for work, investing in property, or listing your home for sale, navigating Nashville’s market during storm season takes local expertise.

Hi, I’m Jamison Blackwell, a local real estate expert specializing in out-of-state relocations, listings, and home buying in the Nashville area. If you need guidance during your move—or want to make the most of the market despite the weather—I’d love to help.

📞 Call or text me at (615) 734-0817
📧 Email: Jamison@BlackwellGroupTN.com
🌐 Schedule a consultation today.


Don’t let the weather rain on your real estate goals. Let's make your move to Music City seamless—rain or shine.

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